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The Mrs Smith & Mount Trust Funding organisations in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, Surrey and London under the following priority areas:- 1) Mental Health
Guidelines for ApplicantsAimsThe Mrs Smith & Mount Trust aims to assist disadvantaged people towards greater independence or a better quality of life. Who can apply?Registered charities whose beneficiaries are in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, Surrey and London. Our prioritiesThe Fund currently has the following priority areas:
What type of grants do we give?
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Re-applying to the Mrs Smith & Mount TrustUnsuccessful applicants can re-apply after two years. How much do we give?In the financial year ending 31 January 2009 the Trustees of the Mrs Smith & Mount Trust authorised grants of £238,560 for 35 organisations. The average size of grant was £5,000. Some of these grants were repeated in subsequent years. When to apply?The Trustees meet three times per year in March, July and November and application forms and supporting documentation must reach our offices by the end of January, May and September respectively. How to apply?We prefer all applicants to submit their application online. The next scheduled Meeting of the Trustees is due to take place on Wednesday 24th November 2010. Applicants may download the application questions and prepare their answers in advance. You will be able to begin your application and then save and return to it later if required. Click here to access a copy of the Application Questions When you are ready to make your application, please use the link to go to the Online Application Form Click here to go to the Online Application Form If you have any problems please e-mail the Trust Administrator What to include with your application?A copy of your most recent signed accounts, a budget for the project for the current financial year and, if you applying for a salary a job description. Grant offersSuccessful organisations will be sent a letter confirming the grant offer and any conditions. The grant acceptance letter must be signed by a senior staff member within your organisation, preferably your Director / Chief Executive or Assistant Director. Reporting on the GrantGrantholders will be sent a short monitoring form to be completed and returned to the Trust at the end of the project. This form will be sent to you just before your project is due to end. A copy of this form is available on request. Further applications from your organisation will not be considered until this form has been submitted.
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