Warmington Almshouses Charitable Trust
Documents
Application information, resident documents, governing documents, policies and accounts from the Trust.
Applications & Residents
Information for people considering applying for an almshouse and documents explaining the arrangements for residents.
Information for Applicants
A summary of information about the almshouses, the application process and costs.
Application Form
The PDF application form can be printed and completed by hand or used to prepare the information needed for an online application.
Apply Online
Complete and submit an application electronically using the Trust’s online form.
Example Appointment Letter
An example of the agreement setting out the terms on which a resident is appointed as a beneficiary of the Trust.
Residents Handbook
Detailed information, guidance and rules for residents of the Warmington almshouses.
Governance
Documents setting out the formal governance arrangements of Warmington Almshouses Charitable Trust.
Current Governing Scheme
The current governing Scheme for Warmington Almshouses Charitable Trust.
1995 Governing Scheme
The previous 1995 governing Scheme, retained as part of the Trust’s governance history.
Trust Policies
Key policies supporting the governance and responsible operation of the Trust.
Safeguarding
The Trust’s safeguarding policy and arrangements for protecting people who come into contact with the charity.
Conflict of Interest
The policy governing the identification and management of conflicts of interest.
Accounts
The Trust makes its historic annual accounts available online, with records available from 2008 onwards.
Almshouse Association Guidance
The Almshouse Association publishes specialist guidance on the management and operation of almshouse charities. Its principal guidance includes the Standards of Almshouse Management.
The copy below is a downloaded version retained for reference. Trustees should consult the current online version available to members of The Almshouse Association for up-to-date guidance, particularly where legislation or policy may have changed.