Application deadline: 9 September 2026

 

Lloyds Bank Foundation are launching the Good Place to Live: New Beginnings Fund, investing £8 million in homelessness prevention. This fund will work with community organisations that are supporting people at key turning points in their lives when the risk of homelessness is highest including people leaving the prison system, domestic abuse survivors, young adults leaving care and individuals leaving the asylum system on securing leave to remain in the UK. By providing the right support at the right time, organisations can help prevent homelessness before it happens and reduce the need for crisis intervention. 

Through this fund, they are focussing on four major life moments where the evidence shows people face a heightened risk of homelessness.  Looking to back organisations that provide the right support at the right time, to help people before they reach crisis point. 

Funding work that supports people who are leaving: 

  • prison 
  • the care system 
  • an abusive relationship  
  • the asylum system on securing the right to remain 

The foundation will work with charities, charitable incorporated organisations (CIOs) and Community Interests Companies (CIC) whose main purpose is to support people through one of these turning points. Beyond housing, this support could take many forms, such as immigration, welfare, or health advice. Any immediate support will lead to longer term in-depth support, enabling people to navigate this change and have more control, connections, opportunities and wellbeing in their lives.   

Successful organisations will receive an unrestricted grant of up to £ 200,000 over four years, alongside tailored development support, practical tools and valuable connections. Together, these will strengthen your organisation, build on what’s already working, and increase impact for the people and communities you serve. Follow this link to learn more about what to expect . 

TAKE THE INITIAL ELIGIBILITY QUIZ

There are several ways for you to check if your organisation is eligible for funding under this programme. 

  1. Refer to the sections below, where we break down eligibility requirements, things the foundation look for, and support available  
  2. Download and print out the full guidance here.
    • Other versions of the guidance will soon be made available including Welsh, and easy read. If you require the guidance in a different version please contact enquiries@lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk
  1. Compete our eligibility quiz to find out the initial criteria for applying for this funding programme 
  2. Attend our pre-application webinar with live Q&A on Wednesday 29 July, 10:30am to 12Noon, where we will go through the application process, eligibility, and more (with BSL translation).

If you are eligible to apply for funding, you can start your application process by clicking ‘Apply now’ below. After you’ve entered your details on the sign-up form, you will be sent a link to access the application form in our online portal where you will be asked questions about your organisation’s work. 

You can find an example of the questions in this Word document to help you prepare and draft answers. 

Visit the Lloyds Bank Foundation website for further information:   https://www.lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk/funding/good-place-to-live-new-beginnings/

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