| The
Hedley Foundation |
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| Location | National | |
| Dates | Deadline
for applications:
Applications will be
considered at Trustees' meetings. Applications must be recieved at least
three weeks before a meeting to be considered.The deadlines for 2005
are 4th May, 28th June, 31st August, 2nd November. |
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| Aims | Objective
of the funding opportunity:
The main objective of
the Hedley Foundation is to support the education, training, health and
welfare of young people. Around 60% of the Foundation's budget is devoted
to this objective. The Trustees aim to use grants to assist
and encourage development and change. Most grants will be of capital
or one-off nature, but the Trustees sometimes agree to help fund the
introduction of new and innovative projects with a series of up to three
annual grants. |
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| It aims to help the following client groups: | ||
| Young
People |
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| FRESA priorities | The funding opportunity fits with the following FRESA priorities: | |
| Top priorities: |
High priorities: |
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| More
information on the FRESA The following labour market factsheets contain evidence to support bids for this funding: Young people and career choices |
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| Eligibility | Eligible Organisations: Registered charities | |
| Accreditation | Organisations must have the following accreditation to bid: No accreditation is needed | |
| Amount available | Funding
available: The
average grant made last year was £3,000 and few grants exceeded £5,000. Very large appeals will not be considered. |
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| Previous bids | Last year the Foundation recieved 1,814 applications but made only 256 grants. | |
| Application | To
apply for this funding opportunity: |
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