All applications are assessed against set
criteria, including evidence that the proposed project will:
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address a previously identified unmet local need and that robust evidence is provided to support this
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address the challenge of allowing patients to be cared for at home, particularly
when this is their choice
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demonstrate a degree of user involvement
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demonstrate partnership working
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result in knowledge that can be learned from and shared with others.
In addition, value for money and the feasibility
of the proposed work will be taken into account.
Hospices’ free reserve levels will be taken
into account when considering applications if there proves to be a high level
of competition for funding.
It is important that you address each point
in your application. These are not listed in order of importance.
It is likely that we will receive more
applications than the amount of funding available, so the success of your
application cannot be guaranteed and the committee’s decision is final.
Next steps
Apply for a St. James's Place Foundation major grant online.
