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Horncastle Health and Wellbeing Fund

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Set up as a legacy of the War Memorial Cottage Hospital in Horncastle, to support groups with projects relating to mental health & wellbeing for the residents of Horncastle.

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  • Grant Size: Up to 拢2,000
  • Grant Location: See Fund Guidelines
  • 1 March & 1 September

Grant Overview

Objective of the Fund

The Objective of the Fund is to assist with the physical & mental health and Wellbeing of the residents of Horncastle. The aim is to distribute 拢13,200 per year to not-for-profit community groups who can apply for up to 拢2,000.聽

About the Grants

  • 聽Grants may be up to 拢2,000.
  • 聽Groups must be delivering projects within a 10mile radius of Horncastle (Priority will be given to projects within Horncastle)
  • 聽Groups can only hold one grant at any one time.
  • 聽Closing dates on 1 March and 1 September each year.
  • 聽Payments are normally made in advance.聽
  • Decisions notified within 6-8 weeks of closing date.
  • All funds should be spent within a year of receipt unless otherwise agreed.
  • Funding will be prioritised for smaller grassroots organisations.

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Katie Littlewood

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