Joseph and Annie Cattle Trust

The Trust supports work that addresses the needs of older people, people with disabilities, children and young people, and those experiencing poverty. It funds practical help such as services that reduce isolation, support independence, and improve life chances. Grants are available for both project activities and core costs. The geographical focus is exclusively on Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire, supporting small to medium-sized local charities that have a proven track record in the region. Specific areas of work include disability services, children and youth activities, poverty relief, and support for older people.

Registered charities based in or serving Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire are eligible to apply. The Trust prioritises small to medium-sized local organisations with a proven track record in the region. It supports work benefiting older people, disabled people, children, and those facing poverty. Individuals are not directly supported, except through referrals from local authorities.

The Trust does not fund individuals directly, except through referrals from local authorities. It does not routinely give capital or unrestricted funding. Work carried out outside Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire is not supported.

The Trust offers both project grants and core support. It focuses on initiatives that reduce isolation, support independence, and improve life chances in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.