Kingston Charitable Foundation supports individuals in need and local charities that address inequalities across Kingston upon Thames with grant funding. By working together, we help create opportunities for those that are most in need.
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Our vision is to build stronger communities in Kingston, where everyone’s needs are met.
We identify where social needs exist, provide funds to local support groups and individuals in need, and inspire and engage with local donors to build sustainable funds in our shared community.
We support a wide range of people throughout the Kingston upon Thames community. Last year our grants helped almost 25,000 people across the borough to have a brighter future. Find out more here.
Our grants are awarded in eight key areas which all reflect the needs of individuals and community groups in Kingston:
Food Poverty and Support
Supporting Families Facing Hardship
Community Facilities and Cohesion
Movement and Sports Access
Mental Health
Disability Support
Advocacy and Support and the Environment
Our grants application process is simple, created to support individuals in need as well as projects run by local organisations, who help alleviate hardship at the heart of our communities, helping ensure no one goes without.
This is a family in need, and this funding will make a significant difference to their lives.
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We support families in the boroughs of Richmond, Kingston and Hounslow with at least one child under the age of five. We offer a range of support options to families including telephone support, 'walk and talk,' home-visiting and family play-and-support groups, both in-person and online.
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We provide care and support community options for adults aged 18-65 with learning disabilities, autism and other care needs.
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KCAH runs a supported housing project for single people - the 'Resident Support' (previously known as Access)
