Grants provide opportunities. They not only help us to keep our services open, but enable innovation and new ways of working with our clients.
St Petrocs is an independent charity with no commissioned services. Whilst some residential housing costs are paid for by the state, all support activities are funded by charitable means, either through grants such as this from charitable funds or through fundraising activities and donations.
Grants are an essential source of income for St Petrocs and offer huge support to us by providing financial assistance, enabling us to not only continue to deliver our work to people in our society who are more exposed to vulnerability, but to use new and innovative ways to refine, and respond with adaptations to our services.
Thank you to every funder who has enabled our work towards our ambition to end homelessness.
St Petrocs is delighted to announce the award of a £225,000 Major Grant over three years from the Garfield Weston Foundation. Read more
St Petrocs have been awarded a kind donation of £50,000 from Nationwide Community Grants to support people into a home and out of homelessness for good in Cornwall. Read more
We are incredibly grateful to have been in receipt of a Crisis Best Practice Grant to fund our prevention work and support people in their own homes, reducing their risk of being pushed into homelessness. The grant also funded work to rapidly rehouse people currently experiencing homelessness. Read more
DLUHC has provided funding for this years’ winter service and have committed to provide funding to support us for the next 2 winters ahead as we transform our provision to help us in achieving our priorities through rapid rehousing for those facing a night outside in the winter months. Read more
St Petrocs has been selected as one of ten organisations to be a part of national charity Crisis’s latest Best Practice programme. Read more
St Petrocs is delighted to announce that the Garfield Weston Foundation has awarded a grant of £40,000 towards our work supporting people experiencing homelessness in Cornwall. Read more
We've been absolutely astounded by the response to the Co-op in Truro and Threemilestone for making us one of their charities of the year! Read more
The European Social Fund sponsored Vocational Development Project is aimed at helping the Supported Accommodation residents move closer toward training and/or employment. Read more
To support COVID-19 relief work in UK communities, in April 2020 Barclays launched its 100x100 UK COVID-19 Community Aid Fund. It focuses on supporting UK charity partners who are meeting the immediate needs of people in UK communities during the pandemic. Read more
We’re delighted that St Petrocs has been chosen to benefit from the Co-op Local Community Fund. Read more