Call: 0203 192 0486
Rainy Day Trust C/O Connect Assist, 9 Cefn Coed Parc Nantgarw, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF15 7QQ Email:
info@rainydaytrust.org.uk Web:
www.rainydaytrust.org.uk Registered Charity Number 1170878
YOUR INDUSTRY CHARITY
“Who knows what
tomorrow will bring?”
The Rainy Day Trust has been helping vulnerable people from the home improvement and enhancement industries since 1843. In that time, there have been a couple of name changes, but the ethos and sentiment have remained the same – help those who are struggling and do it with compassion and understanding.
We’ve developed a series of programmes designed specifically to meet the needs of a changing population that adapt over time and can be combined into a meaningful package. We help older people, working families and apprentices; whoever needs us, because as we’ve always said “Who knows what tomorrow may bring?”. The programmes that we can deliver are:
• Ongoing annual awards of up to £100 a month paid straight into your account
• One-off grants for those crucial things in life like beds or washing machines
• A fuel poverty package that not only helps with bills but makes your heating more efficient
• Free one-hour legal advice session • Free telephone-based counselling
• A full welfare benefits check to see if you are missing out on benefits
• Support for apprentices during their training
By offering a practical solution, we can make a real difference.
Have you worked in the home improvement industry for at least 3 years, have less than £10,000 in savings and are on a low income?
Call us on 0203 192 0486
or visit
www.rainydaytrust.org.uk
If you don’t need our help, but want to support someone who is struggling, text “RDAY17” to 70070 and donate £3 to help someone from your industry.
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