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The Northumbria Historic Churches Trust (NHCT) was set up in 1980 to help keep Christian churches of all denominations across the North East – from the Tweed to the Tees – in good repair.
Thanks to a number of very significant legacies the Trust typically awards grants in the range of £2,500 to £15,000. See the steps below to check if your church is eligible to apply. Please refer to our Grants Awarded page for past successful projects.
The Trust’s principal purpose is to help churches with the cost of restoration and repairs.
We offer grants to Christian churches of any denomination that are open regularly for worship, and are located in the North East of England, from ‘the Tweed to the Tees’.
Click here for a map of our region.
More detailed information on eligibility for grant applicants can be found here.
The Trust typically awards grants in the range of £2,500 to £15,000, please see Grants Awarded Page.
St Paul's Church, Ryhope - Grant Awarded £7,000
All inclusive accessible toilet.
Ryton Methodist Church, Ryton - Grant Awarded £15,000
Repairs to roof to stop water ingress and treat internal damage/redecoration.
St Paul's Church, Bishop Auckland - Grant Awarded £7,000
Repointing of external walls and replacement of ridge tiles.
St Andrews Methodist Church, Durham - Grant Awarded £10,000
Refurbishment of Toilets.
St Nicholas Church, Cramlington - Grant Awarded £15,000
Repairs to Roof, Bell Tower, Rooms affected by water leakage and pointing.
St Mary's Church, Low Newton by the Sea - Grant Awarded £8034
Conservation of Victorian Stained-Glass window.
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