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The
Hedley Foundation
Established
in 1971, the Hedley Foundation supports young people, the
disabled and the terminally ill.
What
is the funding for?
The main objectives of the Trustee’s grant making is
to assist and encourage development and change. Most grants
will be of a capital or one-off nature although they sometimes
help fund the introduction of new and innovative projects
with up to three annual grants. The main priority is young
people: their education, training, health and welfare. Secondary
priorities are for projects involving the disabled and terminally
ill and the provision of specialist medical equipment.
How
much money is available?
In 2005, the average grant size was £3,000
Who
can apply?
Registered charities within the U.K.
When
to apply
At any time. The Trustees meet six times a year.
How
to apply
Applications should be sent to:
Mrs Mary Kitto, Appeals Secretary, The Hedley Foundation,
9 Dowgate Hill, London EC4R 2SU
Further
information can be found on their website: www.hedleyfoundation.org.uk
Key
words:
disabled, welfare, young people
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