Our SCF awards grants to a range of projects which support priority and emerging needs across the county.
Surrey Community Fund
We are facing a shortfall in funds to meet the demand to provide support for Young People’s Mental Health and to help Ukraine Refugees.
In 2022, we will be running our funding rounds differently so that it’s easier for applicants to see what sorts of things we are hoping to fund.
The application deadlines with be themed...
In 2022, we will be running our funding rounds differently so that it’s easier for applicants to see what sorts of things we are hoping to fund.
The application deadlines will be themed...
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.
Thank you to everyone that came together to help us tell our story…
Surrey Stats
There has been a
47%
increase in hospital admissions of under 16s due to eating disorders in the last 12 months
Funding applications received by CFS for projects supporting mental health have increased by
260%
in the last year
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
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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