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Apply for a grant

Asking for a grant is free and there are no wrong answers. Take your time: it's 7 short steps and takes about 10 minutes.

  • Just tell us in your own words. Short answers are fine.
  • Not sure about something? Give your best answer. We'll get in touch if we need anything else.
  • You can get help. A parent, carer, teacher or youth worker can fill it in with you, or for you.
  • It's private. Only the charity's Clerk and Trustees see your answers.
Handy to have ready (but don't worry if you haven't)
  • the price of what you need, for example a web link, a quote or a letter about the trip
  • the name and contact details of someone who can give you a reference, like a teacher or youth worker

Not sure if you can apply? Check in 30 seconds. Look for the question mark buttons if you'd like more help with a question.

About you

Who is filling in this form?

Thanks for helping. Please give your details below, then answer the rest of the form about the young person. We'll use your contact details to get in touch.

If you're applying for someone else, answer these questions about them.

Date of birth

For example, 21 3 2008. Our grants are for people under 25.

Contact details

How we'll get in touch about the application.

A UK mobile or landline, for example 07700 900123.

Does the young person live in the London Borough of Croydon?

Education

If you're starting soon, put where you're going.

For example: Year 10, A-levels, BTEC Music.

Is it in the London Borough of Croydon?

Your grant

For example: "A laptop for my BTEC IT course. I have to do my coursework at home and we don't have a computer."

Tell us a bit about your situation. Everything you tell us is kept private.

In pounds, for example 450.

In pounds, for example 250.

Money at home

We ask everyone these questions. There are no right or wrong answers. It just helps the Trustees understand your situation, and it's kept private.

Your household means you and the people you live with, like your parents or carers. If you live on your own, it's just you.

Does your household get Universal Credit, free school meals or any other benefits?

Your reference

Someone who knows you and can tell us about your application, like a teacher, tutor, head of year or youth worker. They can't be a family member. We'll only contact them about this application.

How can we contact them? Give at least one.

Check and send

Your details are only seen by the charity's Clerk and Trustees, and are only used for your grant application.

Hi, welcome!

We give grants to young people under 25 who live or study in Croydon. Where would you like to start?