Housing Charities That specialise in Almshouse

The Trust has three almshouses, which are for the benefit of elderly persons of the ancient township of Whalley.

Provision and maintenance of almshouses for poor persons of the Protestant faith who are pensioners.

Alms Houses

Provision of almshouses

Provides housing for elderly persons.

Providing accomodation for the elderly in Meldreth

To provide comfortable well maintained accommodation for the elderly people of Hoylandswaine firstly & Penistone etc as directed by George Senior in the original documents.

Tattershall Bede Houses are 5 single storey almshouses with a lounge, single bedroom, kitchenette & shower. The homes are for "impoverished" residents living in Tattershall. The homes rarely come up for occupation & when they do are advertised locally. There are 7 trustees responsible for the grade II properties. There are no services. The residents live independently.

Management of Almshouses and associated endowment

The Hospital of Jesus is one branch of the Archbishop Hutton Trust. It administers four almshouses in the parish of Warton, originally established by Archbishop Matthew Hutton (born 1592), Bishop of Durham and subsequently Archbishop of York.

The charity has two properties that it rents for people in need

Housing for the Needy

Provision of 4 almshouses for single ladies of reduced means, Melbourn, Cambs.

Social housing

Provide subsidised accommodation for elderly widows/widowers previously residing in the Great Asby area and maintain the structure of the Almshouses, the property of the Trust.

Make grants to charity organisations and individuals, working with the elderly and those from a religious background.

providing accommodation at the Trustees' discretion, for the poor of the parish of Kettlestone.

Almshouses in Leamington Spa.

Almshouse Charity providing accommodation for the needy and elderly in Cawood, Selby

The Charity's income is to be applied for the benefit of residents in its almshouses. The residents shall be poor persons who are inhabitants of Sunderland.

The Charity provides separate Almshouse accommodation for two Almspeople in the Parish of Tatenhill, Staffordshire

The trust provides accommodation for elderly ladies, preferably of the protestant faith.

ALMSHOUSE CHARITY

The charity owns and administers an almshouse situated on Cross Keys Lane, Low Fell, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear. The almshouse comprises four flats each with a bedroom, kitchen, living room, and bathroom. There is a common entrance hall and stairway, and a garden to the rear of the property. The almshouse accommodates four single residents who are of limited means.

Provision of accommodation for retired people of limited means.