At Home Foundation

The foundation funds education and training, disability relief, arts, culture and heritage promotion, economic and community development, employment initiatives, and support for ethnic and racial groups. It particularly targets grassroots projects that address isolation, integration barriers, and cultural maintenance for recent immigrants who lack networks or resources. Work can include direct individual aid as well as project-based grants. Geographically, the focus is on England and Wales, with a preference for smaller organisations that demonstrate local impact and alignment with migrant well-being. The foundation's distinctive Hong Kong and Asian migrant lens shapes its culturally attuned approach to integration work.

Eligible organisations are community groups operating in England and Wales. The foundation prioritises smaller entities working closely with newly arrived immigrants, especially young people from Hong Kong and other countries. Beneficiaries are those lacking existing networks or resources, facing isolation, or needing support with integration. There is no strict income threshold; the emphasis is on local impact and alignment with the foundation's mission of inclusion, empowerment, and cultural preservation. No religious restriction applies. The foundation does not accept unsolicited applications; partnerships are selective and invitation-based.

At Home Foundation does not provide unrestricted grants or capital funding. It focuses on project-specific and capacity-building support for its partner organisations, and does not fund general community initiatives that fall outside its migration and integration remit.

The foundation works through selective partnerships rather than open application rounds. It blends direct individual aid with grants to partner NGOs, directing the vast majority of its resources to charitable purposes. Funding is project-oriented and focused on specific integration, education, employment, or cultural preservation activities. The foundation does not accept unsolicited approaches; all funding relationships are built through invitation and strategic alignment.