A care provider in Hampshire has initiated a community grant program aimed at enhancing the quality of life for local residents. Bluebird Care Alton, Petersfield & Havant is offering a grant of £1,000 to support projects that deliver tangible benefits to the community. The initiative invites local community groups and charities to apply for funding that can help bring their ideas to fruition.
The grant is designed to support practical, community-led projects that address specific local needs. Applications will be evaluated based on their potential community impact, feasibility, and ability to provide lasting benefits. Eligible projects may include upgrades to community facilities, improved access to essential services, or initiatives aimed at supporting vulnerable residents.
Supporting Community Wellbeing
By funding projects that improve public spaces and create social opportunities, Bluebird Care aims to bolster community wellbeing across the area. Norman Murphy, managing director of Bluebird Care Alton, Petersfield & Havant, expressed enthusiasm for the grant, stating, “We’re delighted to offer this community grant and champion projects that make a real difference. Whether it’s improving public spaces or helping vulnerable people, we’re excited to see how this funding can turn great ideas into positive outcomes for our community.”
Founded in 2004, Bluebird Care has over 20 years of experience in supporting individuals to live independently in their own homes. The organization provides a wide range of home care services, from companionship visits to complex round-the-clock care, and operates locally as part of a broader national network.
Applications for the grant are currently open and will close at 12:00 PM on March 6, 2024. Interested parties can submit their applications online through the Bluebird Care Alton, Petersfield & Havant website. For further information, inquiries can be directed to 01730 262 578.
