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Hull Aid in Sickness Trust grants

Hull Aid in Sickness Trust gives grants of £150 to £600 to people in Hull who are sick, disabled or infirm and on a low household income.

Guidance last checked 22 July 2026· from the funder’s own website

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Overview

Hull Aid in Sickness Trust gives grants to people living within the geographical boundary of Hull, governed by Hull City Council, who are sick, disabled or infirm. Applicants must have an illness, disability or infirmity, either physical or mental, and be able to provide recent medical evidence confirming this. The applicant's household must have a low income, and the trust requires basic financial details for everyone living with the applicant. The maximum grant considered is normally in the region of £150 to £600 per application, with no minimum, very much dependent on the funds available to the trustees. It will not consider grants for items that are available via other sources, such as other funding, family assistance, social services, or that are affordable by monthly payments, and grant requests can only be considered at the trustees' quarterly meetings.

What they fund

Hull Aid in Sickness Trust supports disability and the advancement of health, through grants to individuals and organisations.

DisabilityThe advancement of health or saving of lives

Who and where

It supports people with disabilities, children and young people, older people and other groups living within the Hull City Council area.

Who they help

People with disabilitiesChildren/young peopleOther defined groupsOther charities or voluntary bodiesElderly/old people

Where they fund

Yorkshire and the humber

What Hull Aid in Sickness Trust says in its own guidance

Quoted directly from the funder’s own website, with a link to the page each quote came from. Always the most current word is theirs — check the source before you apply.

Who they say they'll fund

Applicants must have an illness, disability or infirmity (either of a physical or mental nature) and be able to provide recent medical evidence in confirmation of this.

Source: hullaidinsickness.co.uk — Hull Aid in Sickness Trust

The applicant's household must have a low income (the Trust requires basic financial details for everyone living with the applicant.

Source: hullaidinsickness.co.uk — Hull Aid in Sickness Trust

All applicants must live within the geographical boundary of Hull (ie the area governed by Hull City Council).

Source: hullaidinsickness.co.uk — Hull Aid in Sickness Trust

What they say they won't fund

The Trustees will not consider grants for items that are available via other sources, ie other funding, family assistance, Social Services or affordable by monthly payments.

Source: hullaidinsickness.co.uk — Hull Aid in Sickness Trust

Grant sizes they mention

The maximum grant considered is normally in the region of £150 to £600 per application with no minimum but is very much dependent upon the funds available to the Trustees.

Source: hullaidinsickness.co.uk — Hull Aid in Sickness Trust

How they say to apply

Grant requests can only be considered at the Trustees quarterly meetings.

Source: hullaidinsickness.co.uk — Hull Aid in Sickness Trust

Their charitable objects

As registered with the Charity Commission (their formal purposes):

To relieve in cases of need persons resident in the city and county of kingston upon hull who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm.

How to approach them

Start with the official sources — they’re always more current than any directory, including this one.

A note on deadlines and application rules:these change, and funders don’t always announce it. Rather than risk telling you something stale, we don’t list them here — always check the funder’s own website and register entry before applying. What we can promise is that the giving data on this page comes straight from official published sources.

Common questions

How much does Hull Aid in Sickness Trust typically give?

The maximum grant considered is normally in the region of £150 to £600 per application, with no minimum, and is very much dependent on the funds available to the trustees.

Who can apply?

You must live within the geographical boundary of Hull (the area governed by Hull City Council), have an illness, disability or infirmity, either physical or mental, and be able to provide recent medical evidence. Your household must have a low income.

What won't it fund?

The trustees will not consider grants for items that are available via other sources, such as other funding, family assistance, social services, or that are affordable by monthly payments.

How do I apply?

Apply via the trust's own application page — grant requests can only be considered at the trustees' quarterly meetings. Check the funder's own website (www.hullaidinsickness.co.uk) and its Charity Commission entry (charity number 224193) for current guidance, as processes can change.

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