Carlisle Key
£31,604 is helping renovate and convert a former vicarage into a 12 bed hostel
together, we make a bigger difference
together, we make a bigger differenceWe don’t just write a cheque and walk away. Instead, LandAid works alongside its projects for a number of years, providing strategic advice, bringing in property expertise, and in many cases funding them on more than one occasion.
We award funds to outstanding small-medium sized charities in communities across England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.
Our grant-making strategy is focused on providing safe, secure and affordable accommodation for young people across the UK who are experiencing homelessness. We award grants in two strands: new buildings and renovation properties.
Last year, we also launched our Covid-19 Emergency Fund, which gave out over £1 million in emergency grants to frontline charities across the country. These grants helped charities to weather the Covid storm - funding PPE, technology and equipment for residents, extra staffing costs and adaptions to services to make them Cpvid safe. Find out more about the fund here.
Browse our current projects below.
Open Data Initiative
LandAid has joined the 360Giving Initiative, which encourages UK grant makers to publish their data openly online. We hope that this information will inform our fellow grant makers and those looking for funding, and that it will improve grant making in general.
Using the 360Giving data standard, our awarded grants since 2013 are available as an Excel workbook here.
We update this data every twelve months at the end of each financial year (ending March).
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£31,604 is helping renovate and convert a former vicarage into a 12 bed hostel
£51,042 is renovating three two-bed houses for young people who've been homeless
£1,608 helped renovate seven bed spaces by upgrading the hot water system
Grant: £100,000 Depaul UK is a youth homelessness charity that provides accommodation and support services for some of the most vulnerable young...
£48,000 is helping convert empty houses into two two-bed flats for young care leavers
£60,000 is helping fund the renovation of two homes for six young people facing homelessness
£27,840 is renovating an eleven-bed hostel and creating a further bedroom to house twelve vulnerable young people