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Emergency financial support

If you are really struggling with money, there is help out there.


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The National Benevolent Society

An emergency payment for those living in poverty to help people buy essential things that will make a positive contribution to their day- to-day wellbeing including white goods and utility bills.

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Benevolent Funds

Benevolent funds – grants – can offer financial help without repayment. You may be eligible if you or a family member has ever worked in one of the industries covered.

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Smallwood Trust

Offers grants and support for women on low incomes who have specific needs and are struggling to make ends meet or trying to overcome financial problems.

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Equity Charitable Trust

If you’re a professional performer who wants to train for a new career or who is facing financial difficulties then the Trust may be able to offer financial support.

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Scottish Government

The Scottish Welfare Fund helps families and people in Scotland who are on low incomes by providing grants (money you might not need to repay).

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GroceryAid

Offers a free helpline and live chat to support grocery workers. Financial help and Covid-19 guidance is also available.

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Hair and Beauty Charity

Offers financial grants to those in the industry that are experiencing extreme financial difficulties.

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Film + TV Charity

Offers financial and emotional support (and emergency financial aid) to anyone in the TV and cinema industry.

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The Book Trade Charity

Provides care and support to former, current, and future book trade people in need with grants and housing.

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Arts Council

Supports artists, creative practitioners, and freelancers through the effects of Covid-19 with financial support.

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Turn2us

Turn2us is a national charity providing financial support to help people get back on track. Use the Grant Search to find out what charitable funds you may be eligible for.

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Local Authorities

The Government is providing funding to support the most pensioners, families and others to cover essential daily costs, like energy bills. Check with your local authority.

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