Children's Aid Committee Charitable Fund

The Trust funds causes focused on children, youth, and faith. Supported costs include salaries, training, project delivery, equipment, capital works, and events. Grants are made for work taking place in London and the Home Counties, including areas such as Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, Surrey, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and Middlesex. Examples of funded activities include youth clubs, holiday schemes, after-school and leadership programmes, arts initiatives, residential centres, and volunteering efforts. The stated priorities are grants that address the leadership and professional development of youth workers and those working with young people active in the community, innovative grants that promote Jewish identity and enhance resilience, and all other activities within the charitable remit.

Registered charities working with children, young people, and ethnic minority communities are eligible, with a strong focus on Jewish youth. Applicants must be based in and serve London and the Home Counties, including the areas listed above. Charities of any size may apply, provided they are on the Trust's approved list. Unsolicited applications are welcomed.

The Trust only considers applications that address advocacy and resilience for young people on campus or preparing to enter higher education. Charities not on the approved list are excluded from applying.

The Trust makes grants for a range of costs including salaries, training, project delivery, equipment, capital works, and events. It welcomes unsolicited applications from registered charities on its approved list. The Trust's collaborative approach involves trustees, lay leaders, and youth advisors in shaping its funding, prioritising grantees with proven impact and alignment to communal needs.