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Closed grant programmes

Since Help the Hospices was set up, it has been offering grants to hospices and their staff, to help them improve the quality of care given to patients, families or carers in their hospice community.

We rely upon funding for these grants from other charitable trusts and foundations and depending on the organisation providing the funding, this could last for one year or be spread over several. Below is further information about the wide range of grant programmes that we have run in the past, both in the UK and overseas.

Closed UK grant programmes

CSiS Hospice GrantSingle grant of £50,000 for a capital project that has a direct impact on the care services in full member adult hospices. This grant programme is now closed.
Rank Foundation grantsOpen to full member adult hospices for projects to set up or develop helpline services, enabling people to be cared for at home for longer. This programme is now closed.
Board development programmeFunded by the Monument Trust. An opportunity for full UK member hospices to have an analysis of, and support for, their board development needs. Deadline for applications 30 June 2011

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Closed international grants

Palliative care toolkit grantsTo develop training workshops, using the palliative care toolkit, for health workers with little or no knowledge of palliative care. Healthcare organisations based in India and Sub-Saharan Africa were eligible to apply.
Latin American palliative care toolkit grants 2010For health organisations in Latin America to develop training workshops for health workers with little or no knowledge of palliative care, using the 'Palliative care toolkit'.
Global advocacy grantsAvailable to national palliative associations in resource-poor countries to fund advocacy activities tackling barriers to hospice and palliative care. Activities were related to World Hospice and Palliative Care Day on Saturday 10 October 2009.

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