Alconbury Weald Hardship Charity Fund Support
Caring for our families
The Alconbury Weald Community Association Hardship Fund exists to provide compassionate, short term financial support to residents of Alconbury Weald who are experiencing unexpected hardship.
Life can change quickly. Illness, job loss, family crisis or an unforeseen expense can leave anyone struggling. Our aim is to provide practical assistance during difficult times, helping people overcome immediate challenges while preserving dignity, respect and confidentiality.
The fund offers one off grants to help with essential needs where other sources of support may not be available or may take time to access. Every application is considered fairly and individually by an independent panel, using clear eligibility criteria and available funding.
We believe that a stronger community is one where neighbours support one another, and no one has to face hardship alone.

Ways to Contribute
Your generosity helps us sustain these vital funds. Explore the different ways you can make a meaningful difference in our community.
Grant Guidelines
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Verify Eligibility
Applicants must be local residents facing financial hardship, who are prepared to have a social prescriber support their application.
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Prepare your claim
Complete the online form with honest details, describing the assistance you require.
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We can assist with many forms of assistance. Including but not limited to grocery costs, overdue utility bill, children's school needs, urgent transport issues and household items.
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Send referal to social prescriber
A social prescriber will need to verify hardship for us to process your application. Local prescribers are available at Alconbury Village Surgery, Ermine Street Church Academy and Targeted Support Team operated by Cambridgeshire County Council. Â
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Panel Decision
Once your full application referral has been received, a small confidential board assesses it against our criteria. We will contact you with our final verdict
Donate to the Hardship Fund
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