The Joseph & Annie Cattle Trust
TJ
Financial Advisors
The Joseph & Annie Cattle Trust
Hull Rd, Hull HU12 0WF
# The Joseph & Annie Cattle Trust
The Joseph & Annie Cattle Trust is a charitable foundation based in Hull, dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable people across Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire through targeted financial assistance. Established with a clear social mission, the Trust provides grants to help the aged, disabled, underprivileged, and children with dyslexia access support they might otherwise struggle to obtain.
What distinguishes this Trust is its distinctive operational model. Rather than awarding grants directly to individuals, it works exclusively with charitable organisations and statutory authorities who can apply on behalf of those in need. This approach ensures rigorous accountability and enables the Trust to support both individual cases and larger community projects simultaneously.
The Trust considers two categories of applications. First, applications from charitable or statutory bodies seeking assistance for specific individuals or families—these require detailed supporting documentation to demonstrate need and eligibility. Second, applications for community projects and group interventions that address the needs of vulnerable populations across the region.
Applicants must demonstrate their organisation's track record, provide comprehensive project costings, and confirm how funds will be exclusively deployed within Hull and East Riding. The Trust emphasises thorough applications, often requesting additional information to ensure grants reach those most deserving.
For Hull residents specifically, individual applications are processed through Hull City Council's Welfare Rights Service, creating a streamlined referral pathway. This partnership ensures coordinated support across the local authority and charitable sector.
The Joseph & Annie Cattle Trust is a charitable foundation based in Hull, dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable people across Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire through targeted financial assistance. Established with a clear social mission, the Trust provides grants to help the aged, disabled, underprivileged, and children with dyslexia access support they might otherwise struggle to obtain.
What distinguishes this Trust is its distinctive operational model. Rather than awarding grants directly to individuals, it works exclusively with charitable organisations and statutory authorities who can apply on behalf of those in need. This approach ensures rigorous accountability and enables the Trust to support both individual cases and larger community projects simultaneously.
The Trust considers two categories of applications. First, applications from charitable or statutory bodies seeking assistance for specific individuals or families—these require detailed supporting documentation to demonstrate need and eligibility. Second, applications for community projects and group interventions that address the needs of vulnerable populations across the region.
Applicants must demonstrate their organisation's track record, provide comprehensive project costings, and confirm how funds will be exclusively deployed within Hull and East Riding. The Trust emphasises thorough applications, often requesting additional information to ensure grants reach those most deserving.
For Hull residents specifically, individual applications are processed through Hull City Council's Welfare Rights Service, creating a streamlined referral pathway. This partnership ensures coordinated support across the local authority and charitable sector.
Services offered
Individual grant applications on behalf of vulnerable peopleProject funding for community workSupport for elderly peopleDisability assistance grantsFunding for children with dyslexiaCharitable organisation grantsStatutory authority supportGroup intervention project funding