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Who helps bank employees in need?
The Bankers Benevolent Fund is the occupational benevolent fund for the banking industry, supported by all of the major UK banking groups. We help current and former bank employees and their dependants through four main grant programmes:
- Support in later years for older people on low income and capital who need assistance towards basic essentials, staying in their homes, mobility or beating the impact of social exclusion
- Child educational support following death or ill health/disability departure from work
- Disability support for both adults and children (this includes illness)
- Support in crisis for families or individuals hit by unexpected pressures with which they are unable to cope financially
In addition we launched a new Special Grants Programme, Investing in Brighter Futures in partnership with the National Autistic Society last year.
For more information on BBF or to get an application form, please visit: www.bbfund.org.uk
Investing in Brighter Futures
The Bankers Benevolent Fund and The National Autistic Society are working in partnership to support people affected by autism in the banking community. If you work, or have worked, in the banking industry, and have a child with autism, we would like to help you and your family.
Investing in Brighter Futures will give you access to services run by The National Autistic Society tailored to suit your individual needs. All applicants for support from the programme will also receive Life Membership of the Society.
To find out more and apply to the programme, please visit www.autism.org.uk/bbf . Alternatively, if you would like to talk to someone about the programme, please call 020 7923 5786 or email: investinginbrighterfutures@nas.org.uk