At Home Foundation

At Home Foundation, a UK charity (no. 1199629) established in July 2022, supports newly arrived immigrants—especially young people from Hong Kong and other countries—to settle, integrate into British society, and thrive while preserving their cultural heritage. Rooted in the ethos of providing "home, hope, and heart," its mission emphasizes inclusion, compassion, community empowerment, poverty relief, social inclusion, and educational advancement through direct individual aid (e.g., housing, employment, mental health support) and grants to partner NGOs. Core values prioritize cultural sensitivity, self-sufficiency, and 95% of funds directed to charitable purposes, blending immediate hardship relief with long-term flourishing across England and Wales.

The foundation funds education and training, disability relief, arts/culture/heritage promotion, economic/community development, employment initiatives, and support for ethnic/racial groups, particularly recent immigrants lacking networks or resources. It targets grassroots projects addressing isolation, integration barriers, and cultural maintenance, favoring small- to medium-sized organizations demonstrating local impact and alignment with migrant well-being.

Eligibility requires operations in England and Wales, with a preference for smaller entities working closely with Hong Kong and similar communities; no strict income thresholds or entity types specified, but it supports people/communities directly. It does not accept unsolicited applications—no online forms, deadlines, or public processes exist—instead pursuing selective partnerships. Grant amounts, types (project/capacity-building focused), and decision cycles are undisclosed.

Distinctively, At Home avoids unrestricted or capital grants, emphasizing its unique Hong Kong/Asian migrant lens, dual direct-NGO model, and ethical governance, setting it apart for culturally attuned integration efforts.