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The Fund for Human need (FHN) is a small Methodist-affiliated charity established in 1960 to relieve poverty and hunger. Relief payments (once only, up to a maximum of £120) are made, irrespective of faith, ethnic origin or social group to individuals in the UK. Priority is given to those who are destitute or have no income or benefits, to those who are particularly vulnerable and to those where a small amount of money will make a significant difference.
Applications for payments, preferably using the form on the website, or by email or letter should set out the circumstances giving rise to the need for a payment and include details of any income and benefits and personal expenses. It is recommended that whenever possible applications are made on behalf of an individual by a recognised organisation (see below*).
Organisations are asked to submit a maximum of two applications per month and to note the details required and the priorities stated on our application page https://fundforhumanneed.org.uk/?page_id=81
Sources of funding for refugees and asylum seekers
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