The Kerrison Trust
The Kerrison Trust Grants for Individuals
Grants from a Norfolk and Suffolk youth charity founded in 1856 for young people aged 11 to 20 facing obstacles to achieving their best, such as learning or social difficulties, bereavement, family breakdown, or a lack of money for the equipment they need to succeed. The Trust says its grants can cover things like scholarships, access to training programmes, equipment and workshops. Applications are reviewed at quarterly trustee meetings; teachers and parents or guardians can also get in touch on a young person's behalf.
- You could get
- Amount not specified
- no fixed round
- Deadline
- Rolling
- apply any time
- Effort
- Light
- short form, little evidence needed
Who can apply
- Young people aged between 11 and 20 who live in Norfolk or Suffolk
- Teachers and parents or guardians of a young person they believe could benefit are invited to get in touch with the Trust
- The application asks why you are approaching the Trust, the purpose and aims of the grant, its total cost, what you are doing yourself to earn funds towards your goal, and other grant applications made
What it funds
- Help for young people facing obstacles that stop them achieving their best, such as struggling with learning or social skills, bereavement or family breakdown
- Equipment a young person needs to succeed, where a lack of finances is stopping them accessing it
- Scholarships
- Access to training programmes
- Workshops
How to apply
- Complete the online Grant Application Form on the Trust's individual funding page, or download the fillable PDF form (Grant Application Form – Individual)
- On the form give the amount requested, why you are approaching the Trust, the key purpose of the grant, its aims and objectives, the total cost, when funding is required, what you are doing yourself to earn funds towards your goal, other grant applications and their responses, and how you will show the grant was spent
- Sign the declaration and return the PDF form to office@kerrison.org.uk in PDF format
- Submit at least two weeks before a trustee review meeting; the remaining published meetings are 8 January 2027 and 9 April 2027
late submissions may be deferred to the following review meeting. If you are not sure about filling in forms or want friendly advice, the Trust invites you to email or call.
Have ready
- Completed Grant Application Form – Individual (online, or PDF returned by email)
if successful, the Trust asks for bank details, and the Trust will require evidence of how the grant monies are spent.
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