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Aberlour Urgent Assistance Fund - Apply Now
The Urgent Assistance Fund will be closed from 4pm on 19th December 2024 and will reopen on 6th January 2025.

Urgent Assistance Fund

Aberlour’s Urgent Assistance Fund can provide immediate relief to families with children (aged 21 and under) who are suffering extreme hardship. Families who are struggling to provide food, heating and clothing for their children.

How We Help

We provide urgent assistance for essentials items. This support is usually via cash grants to assist with a range of needs, such as food, utilities, clothing, bedding, appliance repairs, replacement of appliances that have failed, or other essentials. We do not make awards for carpets, floor coverings or electronic devices.


Applications must be endorsed and submitted by a sponsor, acting in their professional capacity. Eligible sponsors include social workers, health care professionals, teachers, clergy and third sector organisations. Applications from individuals cannot be accepted.


Available funds are limited and all applications will be evaluated against evidence of a family’s financial status. If you receive an award from the Urgent Assistance Fund you cannot re-apply for a period of 1 year or in some instances up to 2 years.


To qualify for cash grants from the Trust:

There must be a child in the family who is 21 or under.
That child must be suffering extreme hardship.
Grants are made at the discretion of the Trust.
A sponsor must submit a fully completed application via our web application form link below. If applications are incomplete, they may be rejected.

Would you like to donate to the Urgent Assistance Fund?

The Urgent Assistance Fund has been a lifeline to families during lockdowns and with the growing cost of living crisis, even more families are requesting support.


If you would like to provide much needed relief to families and are in a position to do so, please make a donation to the Urgent Assistance Fund. Any donation made will go direct to families struggling to feed their children and keep the lights on.

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