If you're not sure your job qualifies as fashion and textiles please contact our grants team for further advice. Related About our grants

Essential Children's Clothing Infant clothing and footwear (0-4yrs) Primary School Uniform, Clothing and Footwear Secondary school Uniform, Clothing and Footwear College Clothing and Footwear Weekend clothing for children Study Essentials Books and Course Equipment Laptop (for secondary school children, IF there is no other device in the house) Tablet (for primary school children, IF there is no other device in the house) Printer Children's Bedroom Furniture Including: Chest of drawers Wardrobe Shelving or Bookcase Desk and chair (secondary school students only) Children's Bed and Mattress Bedding Cot and mattress Curtains or rugs for a child's bedroom (if you have none) Baby Essentials Including: Highchair Car seat Safety Gate Pushchair Essential Appliances Including: Fridge-freezer Chest freezer Washing machine Washer/Dryer Tumble Dryer Freezer Fridge Cooker Kettle Microwave Toaster Vacuum cleaner Essential Furniture Including: Dining table and four chairs Cooking Utensils, Pots and Crockery Sofa/Seating Specialist Equipment Including: Specialist Equipment Sensory and Specialist Items Find out more about our specialist equipment grants. Therapy Find out more about our therapy grants Can't find the item you need listed here? Please check the list of items we can't fund to see if it is listed there. Still got a question, please mention it to the member of the grants team dealing with your application.

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to provide funding for the following: Household Expenses Including: Food or other groceries Household Bills Debt Repayments Supplementing Income Childcare Support Including: Nursery fees Out of school clubs and weekend activities After school care Travel costs to school or college Family holidays/ day trips/ school journeys Home Repairs or Decorating Including: Boiler repairs or replacement boilers Carpeting and Flooring Decorating materials Garden Furniture Other costs Including: Medical Costs Legal Costs Toys and Christmas Presents Sorry we are not able to help with any of these items. There are a number of other charities who may be able to offer assistance, like Turn2Us: https://grants-search.turn2us.org.uk/

Including: New boilers Boiler repairs Unfortunately we can't fund boilers or repairs to your boiler. But we can fund other essential items for your children, freeing up money for you to towards boilers and boiler repairs. Need help household bills or repairs? There are some other charities who might be able to help .

If you think your current or recent job is within fashion and textiles, but it's not listed here, the easiest thing to do is contact our grants team . We will be able to quickly answer your query. Please call the grants team on 0300 123 9002 *Our office is open 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday.

We advise any self-employed parents to contact our grants team before filling in an online enquiry form. We may require further information from you to confirm your self-employment status. Please call the grants team on 0300 123 9002 *Our office is open 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday.

Sales assistant Ecommerce manager Seamstress Accounts assistant Warehouse manager Weaver Helpline operator Designer Visual merchandiser Interior designer If you have worked in one of these jobs for 1+ years within the last 9 years you could apply for a grant for your child, if you are struggling financially. Click on the link below to find out when we would help. Next: When we help If you're not sure your job qualifies as fashion and textiles please contact our grants team for further advice.

B & M Marks & Spencer Tesco John Lewis & Partners Sainsburys Next Plc Asda Waitrose and Partners Primark Morrisons If you have worked a businesses similar to these for 1+ years within the last 9 years you could apply for a grant for your child. Click on the link below to find out more. Next: When we help If you're not sure your job qualifies as fashion and textiles please contact our grants team for further advice.

Including: Rent arrears Credit bills Pay day loan arrears Unfortunately we can't fund debt repayment. But we can fund other essential items for your children, freeing up money for you to use towards bills. Need help with debt issues? There are some other charities who might be able to help .

This includes: Rent arrears Mortgage payments Utility bills: gas, electricity, water, etc. Any other household bill Unfortunately we can't fund household bills. But we can fund other essential items for your children, freeing up money for you to use towards bills. Still need money for household bills? There are some other charities who might be able to help .

This includes: Nursery fees Out of school clubs After school care Unfortunately we can't fund childcare. But we can fund other essential items for your children, freeing up money for you to use towards childcare.

Specialist items, equipment and therapy

Here are just a few examples of the specialist items we can fund: Mobility equipment Seating aids Sensory toys Specialist clothes Courses of therapy Products should be selected to suit your child's individual needs. If you have a particular item in mind, including cost, please list this on your enquiry form . Help for all the family Our grants do not just help children with disabilities or additional needs. It's likely you have other children in the family. FTCT grants can help fund essential items, like clothing, bedding and shoes for siblings too. If you have read through all our criteria and would like to apply, please complete our online enquiry form . Otherwise, please check we are the right charity for your, by finding out more about our grants. Make an enquiry If you would like to have a chat to answer any queries, we would be very happy to help. Just call our grants team on 0300 123 9002

Including: Mobility equipment Seating aids Products should be selected to suit your child's individual needs. If you have a particular item in mind, please list this on your enquiry form. Apply now

Including: Cooker Washing machine Tumble dryer Fridge These items must be essential, e.g. a replacement for a broken appliance. We cannot fund dishwashers or boilers. Please note, we only contribute standard fixed amounts towards white goods. Apply now

Children’s bedroom furniture

Including: Single Bed Bedding; duvet, pillows, sheets Mattress Clothes storage; chest of drawers, wardrobe In general, we wouldn't fund DIY materials including paint or floor coverings. However if you feel there are exceptional circumstance why these items are needed, please contact our grants team to discuss on 0300 123 9002 before applying. Apply now

Including: School uniform; including shoes, bag and PE kit Study materials; books, pens Standard fixed contribution towards a laptop for children aged (14-18 yrs) Winter coat College clothing including shoes and a winter coat Contribution towards essential course materials Apply now

Including: Clothing Shoes Winter coat Winter boots Apply now

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FAQs | Fashion & Textile Children's Trust

Q: Home Repairs/Rennovations

Sadly we can't fund any type of home repairs or renovations, including: Redecorating Roof repairs General repairs In general, we wouldn't fund DIY materials including paint or floor coverings. However if you feel there are exceptional circumstance why these items are needed, please contact our grants team to discuss on 0300 123 9002 before applying.

Top 10 job titles

We can accept applications from employees working in any aspect of UK fashion and textiles, from head office to shop floor, factory to warehouse. Here's some examples.

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Self employed?

If you are self-employed or run your own fashion and textile business you can still apply.

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Not sure?

If you can't see your current or recent job listed here it doesn't mean you are not eligible to apply.

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Boiler

e.g. boiler repairs or replacement boilers

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Home Repairs/Rennovations

e.g. roof repairs and general redecoration

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Other Items We Are Unable To Fund

Other examples of what we can't fund

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What we can't fund

Click here for a list of the items we unfortunately can't fund

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What we can fund

Funding is available for children’s essential items, including clothing, bedroom furniture and appliances.

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Types of employer

From carpets to curtains, clothing to sofas, there are many types of employer covered by our trade criteria.

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Qualifying Employers

A full list of employers who currently qualify under our trade criteria.

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If your employer is not on listed below and you believe it does meet our criteria, please get in touch.

A

A W Hainsworth
Accessorize
Adidas UK
Advanced Supply Chain Group
Afonwen Laundry
Aldi Stores Ltd
Alex Begg
Alexon
Alfred Brown Ltd
Allertons Racing
Alma Holdings Ltd
Apparel Brands Ltd
Apricot
Arcadia
Argos
Asda
ASOS
Axminster Carpets

B

B & M
B & R Textiles
Barbour
BCR Global Textiles
Beaconsfield Footwear Ltd
Beales
Berensden UK Ltd - Elis
BHS - British Home Stores
Blue Inc
BMB Menswear
Boden
Bonmarche'
Boyes plc
British Red Cross
Burberry
Burton
Bute Fabrics Ltd

C

Calder Textiles Ltd
Camplings Linen
Cancer Research UK
Cath Kidston
Ceva Logistic
Church & Co
Clarks
Clean Linen & Workwear
Clipper Logistics
Clothes Aid Services Ltd
Coast
Cos Clothing
Cotton Traders
Crew clothing
Crystal Laundry Services
Culimeta Saveguard

D

D P Dyers Ltd
D W Stevensons Ltd
D2 Clothing
David Howard UK Ltd
Day Birger et Mikkelsen
Debenhams
Decathlon
Decora
Decortex Limited
Dee Set
Devon Sun Yarns
Dew Bees Ltd
DFS LTD
DHJ Weisters
Direct Golf
Dorothy Perkins
Dos Mundos
DP Dyers
Dress2party
Dune London
Dunelm

E

East Lifestyle Ltd
Eazzee workwear
Edinburgh Woollen Mill
Elegant Curtains And Blinds Ltd
Evans

F

Fabric Land
Fashion Fabric Transprinters Ltd
Fashion Fair Ltd
FatFace Ltd
Fenwick
Feridax 1957 Ltd
Finest Brands International Ltd
Fishers Laundry Services Ltd
Flannels
Footasylum
Forever 21
Forever New LTD
Freemans Grattan Holdings
French Connection
Fresh Linen
FTS Dyer

G

Gap
Gerry Weber
Green Sheep Group Ltd
Gridline Enterprises Ltd
GXO Logistics

H

H&M
Harley of Scotland
Harris Tweed
Harrods
Harvey Nichols London
Harvey’s of Halifax
Hayley Richardson
Heath Park Trading
Heathcoat Fabrics Limited
Herbert Parkinson Ltd
Hermes
Herno
HLF Group
Home Bargains
House of Fraser
House of Holland
Hugo Boss

I

IFG Drake Limited
Iforce Group
IKEA

J

J E Beale PLC
Jackson’s Workwear Rental
Jaeger
James Dewhurst Ltd
JD Sport
JD Williams
Jigsaw
JJB SPORTS
Joe Browns
John Lewis & Partners
Johnson Hotel Linen
Joseph H Clissold & Son
Joseph Ltd
Joules plc
Julian Charles

K

Karen Millen
Kenneth MacKenzie Ltd
Kids Stuff
KJ Transport LTD
Kurt Geiger

L

La Senza
Lands' End
Laura Ashley
Lavish Alice
Liberty London
Lincoln Laundry ltd
Lipsy Ltd
LK Bennett
Lloyds Shoe
LOUD Apparel Limited
Lynx Fabrics Ltd

M

Macgregor & MacDuff Kilt Makers
Marks & Spencer
Marton Mills
Master Debonair
Matalan
Mathilda Rose Bridal Boutique
Maverix Supply Co
Michael Kors
Micronclean Laundries
Millets
Milliken Industrials Limited
Missguided Ltd
Monki (H&M group)
Monsoon Accessorize
Morrisons Plc
Moss Bros
Mothercare
Mountain Warehouse
My Made In England

N

N Brown Group
Nairn Laundry Ltd
Net a Porter
New Balance
New Look
Next Plc
Norwich Footwear LtdNutkids

O

Oasis
Odette Dancewear
Old Glory Ltd
Orvis Company
Other (Please specify in the Other Employer box)
Outerstuff EMEA
Outfit

P

P & P clothing
Pantherella
Paper Moon Boutique
Paul Smith
Pavers Shoes
Peacocks
Phase Eight
Polarn O'Pyret
Poundland
Pretty Angels Boutique Ltd
Pretty Legs Hoisery
Primark
Pure Collection Ltd

Q

Quiz Clothing
Qyoot Kulture

R

Ralph Lauren
Regency Fashions Ltd
Reiss Ltd
River Island
Robert Mackie of Scotland
Roop Boutique
Runway Clothes

S

S.K.A TEXTILES LTD
Sainsburys
Sam Weller & Sons LTD
Sampling International
Sassi Holford
Schuh Ltd
Scottish Leather Group
Select Fashion
Selfridges
Shoe Zone
Soletrader
Sparkandsparkle
Sports Direct
SR Graphics Ltd
SSS Fashions Ltd
St Christopher's Hospice
Stephen Walters & Sons
Sue Ryder Retail
Sunsibility
Swiscot textiles

T

T J Hughes
T J Hughes
Tapi Carpets
Tarak Retail
Ted Baker
Tesco
Textile Centre of Excellence (TCOE)
Textiles Direct
TFG Hobbs
The Apparel Company
The Children’s Society
The Dune Group
The Hanger
The Juice Corporation
The Range
The White Company
Timpsons
TJX Europe
TK Maxx
TM Lewin
Top Fashion Leic ltd
TopShop
Torque Logistics

U

Umbra Armoury

V

Vanners Silks
Victoria's Secrets
Visage Group
Vivienne Westwood

W

W Brewin and Co Ltd
Waitrose and Partners
Wallis
Warehouse
Whistles
White Stuff
Wilko
Wooltex
WT Johnson’s Ltd

X

XPO Logistics

Y

Yours Clothing

Z

Z Hinchliffe and Sons
Zara
Zee and Co

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