Roselands Trust

The Trust supports work across several cause areas, including older people, disability, poverty and hardship, mental health, community development, children and youth, homelessness, and carers. It funds a variety of costs such as project delivery, core costs, salaries, capital works, equipment, events, and training. Beneficiaries include older adults, disabled people, children and young people, rural communities, unemployed individuals, veterans, and ethnic minority communities. All funded work must take place in Cumbria or North Lancashire.

Registered charities, non-registered community groups, and individuals can apply for grants. The Trust prioritises organisations and individuals helping older adults or people with learning difficulties or disabilities. It also supports a wide range of other beneficiary groups, including children, young people, rural communities, unemployed people, veterans, and ethnic minority communities. Applicants must be based in or serve Cumbria or North Lancashire. There is no religious restriction.

The Trust does not fund projects or organisations that operate outside Cumbria and North Lancashire. It also does not support work that does not serve the communities within this region.

The Trust offers separate grant programmes for registered charities, non-registered community groups, and individuals. It supports a wide range of costs, including core costs, project delivery, salaries, capital works, equipment, events, and training.