Falmouth Ex-Services CIO grants and how to apply

Charitable objects

For the public benefit:(a) To relieve need and to further the education of beneficiaries and their spouses, children and dependants;(b) To relieve need and protect the mental and emotional health of the spouses, children, dependants and immediate family members of beneficiaries who have died or been severely injured;(c) To relieve suffering, hardship and distress to spouses, children and dependants of beneficiaries caused by the absence of those serving in the Royal navy, army and Royal air force on regular, reserve or auxiliary engagements;(d) To promote and support schemes for the resettlement, rehabilitation, retraining and sheltered employment, of beneficiaries and their spouses, children and dependants;(e) To promote public benefit by the commemoration of those who have died whilst on active service with the armed forces of the United Kingdom.(2)for the purposes of sub-clause (1) Of this clause, the term "beneficiary" shall be defined as any person living in the Falmouth area who falls into the following categories:(a) Any man or woman who is currently serving as a regular, reserve of auxiliary member of the Royal navy, army or Royal air force and who is aged 16 years or over, and has received 7 days' pay;(b) Any man or woman who has previously received 7 days' pay as a regular, reserve or auxiliary member of the Royal navy, army or Royal air force, and is aged 16 years or over;(c) Any man or woman who served with the mercantile marine afloat in hostile waters, or as a…

Where it operates

Cornwall