Bedrock Family Wellbeing

Funding

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Location

England, North West England

Applications

Rolling (always open)

Overview

This grant supports community and voluntary organisations in Cumbria. It funds projects that help people improve their financial wellbeing and resilience. You can apply if your work tackles financial hardship or builds financial skills in families.

Eligibility

Who can apply:

charitycicsocial enterprise

Key requirements:

  • Must be a community or voluntary organisation
  • Must operate in Cumbria
  • Work must focus on financial wellbeing or financial hardship
Who is this for?

This grant is for community and voluntary organisations based in Cumbria. Your work must focus on helping families with financial hardship or building financial skills. It is not for businesses or organisations outside Cumbria.

Funder track record
Last published award 2023

Awards published

338

Typical award

£3,000

Most awards

£1,000 to £8,060

Most funded region

North West

This funder has made 338 awards with a typical award of £3,000. Would you qualify?

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Full details from Cumbria Community Foundation

A programme supporting organisations that work to improve family wellbeing in Cumbria. Funded projects may address a range of issues affecting families and their resilience.

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Last updated: 2 August 2026