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Grants for Children of Fashion & Textile Workers in UK We offer grant support for parents working in the UK fashion and textiles industry. FTCT provides grants to support children in families connected to the UK fashion and textile industry. More jobs and employers qualify than you might think, so it's always worth checking.
We support parents and carers who are facing financial pressure. Whether things have changed recently or have been difficult for a while, we're here to help when it's needed most. More about this criteria.
✓ You are the parent or carer of a child aged 0–18 ✓ You work, or have worked, in the UK fashion or textile industry for at least 6months in the past 9 years. Check you employment qualifies. ✓ Your family is currently facing financial pressure Not sure if your family qualifies?
It's always worth checking. Email our grants team for advice and guidance. Watch this short video to find out more about our criteria.
Need this in another language? We offer translated information guides and interpreting services to help with the application process. If you would like to use either of these services, please email the grants team .
The fashion and textile industry includes high-street clothing shops, textile companies and manufacturers, laundries and laundrettes, logistics for clothing companies and more.
Examples of eligible employers: High street clothes shops Textile companies and manufacturers Laundries and laundrettes Logistic companies for clothing brands Soft furnishing companies Self employed people can also apply Check if your employer is eligible Please note: we no longer accept applications from grocery employees. Please use this page for further guidance.
If you work or used to work for an eligible fashion or textile employer, here's what you'll need to apply: Currently working in fashion and textiles? You need at least 6 months of employment. This can be with your current employer, or combined with previous fashion and textile roles in the last 9 years.
Used to work in fashion and textiles? You must have worked in the industry for at least 12 months in the last 9 years. Self-employed in fashion & textiles?
You need to show at least 12 months of income in the last 9 years. Find out more about our self-employment criteria If you are unsure please check with our Grants Team before completing our enquiry form at [email protected] Our grants support families who are struggling financially. This might be due to a sudden loss of income or change in family circumstances.
Parents usually apply if they are facing one of the following situations: You are in arrears with your household bills, have debt issues You are caring for a child or family member with ill health or additional needs You have been made redundant Your employer has reduced your contracted hours of work You have recently suffered a relationship breakdown, separation or divorce You are signed off work sick or have a long term illness You are facing homelessness or have recently had to move home You have suffered the bereavement of a close family member Our grants fund children's essential items including: Children's bedroom furniture Essential appliances, washing machine, fridge, oven
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families who have worked for an eligible UK fashion and textile employer for at least one year within the last nine years, experiencing financial hardship. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grants for Neurodiverse Children is funded by Fashion & Textile Children's Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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