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What is Nottingham Street Aid?
Nottingham Street Aid is a fund that gives grants to help individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The fund provides practical items that people need to build an independent life away from the streets.
How Can Organisations Apply?
Organisations can apply for grants on behalf of individuals through the Nottingham Street Aid website.
Visit nottinghamstreetaid.net for more information and to submit an application.
Submit an applicationHow Can the Public Donate?
Members of the public can donate via contactless points around the city (£3 per tap) or through the online donation web page.
How Does It Work?
Charities and support organisations apply on behalf of individuals who need help. An independent panel reviews each application to decide whether to award a grant.
What Items Will Street Aid Pay For?
Street Aid can fund a wide range of practical items, including but not limited to:
- Bike
- Travel
- Training
- Laptop or tablet
- Phone
- Driving licence
- Clothes, suit or shoes
- White goods
- Bed
This list is not exhaustive.
Donate nowHow Does the Panel Decide?
The panel considers the following criteria when reviewing applications:
- The individual must be a Nottingham area resident
- The grant must help the individual avoid living on the streets
- Alternative funding sources must have been checked
- The request must be cost effective
Who Pays the Overheads?
Nottingham City Council and local businesses cover all running costs, so 100% of public donations go directly to purchasing items for individuals in need.