Our SCF awards grants to a range of projects which support priority and emerging needs across the county.
Local people and partners are currently helping with the repatriation of Afghan migrants to the UK. Work together with us to ensure those fleeing can be housed safely, and access the appropriate support services in Surrey.
Surrey Community Fund
Our SCF awards grants to a range of projects which support priority and emerging needs across the county.
Local people and partners are currently helping with the repatriation of Afghan migrants to the UK. Work together with us to ensure those fleeing can be housed safely, and access the appropriate support services in Surrey.
Made By Sport #ClubsInCrisis Fund.
Unrestricted grants of £2,021 available for community sports organisations assisting young people in Surrey.
Applications are being accepted until 9am Monday 2nd August.
Made By Sport
#ClubsInCrisis Fund
Unrestricted grants of £2,021 for community sports organisations assisting young people in Surrey!
Fund now closed, with outcomes by the end of Sept.
If you have a funding need you would like to discuss, you can book a 1:1 Funding Surgery with a member of our Grants Team
If you have a funding need you would like to discuss, you can book a 1:1 Funding Surgery with a member of our Grants Team
The Community Foundation for Surrey is an independent charitable foundation, that brings together local donors with voluntary organisations providing positive solutions to the many challenges within our communities.
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Our Hidden in Plain Sight webinars have launched to bring together local people and sector experts to share the insights from organisations that are providing vital services across our county.
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In Surrey, we know that there are an estimated
35,400
victims of domestic abuse
It is estimated that in Surrey
13,590
children live in households where a parent is suffering domestic abuse
It is estimated that
14,500
individuals between the ages of 5 -15 have poor mental health in Surrey
The trend in current levels of homelessness differs greatly across the county, with homelessness increasing the most between Q2 2019 and Q3 2020 in Woking (70.9%)
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