Information about our charity, our history, our objectives, how we are organised, our policies, how we are funded and who are the trustees.
11 homes make up the Lambourn Almshouses. The homes are available on a long term basis to those in the community who have fallen on hard times. Find out how to apply for a home.
We have engaged in an ambitious and exciting project to convert the adjacent disused Chapel into 9 new homes for those who have fallen on hard times.
We publish regular news updates to keep our residents, the community, our donors and all stakeholders up to date with developments. Here you can access all news articles published.
We rely on donations as a major source of income to keep the homes in order and to be able to invest in improvements. Your donation is very welcome indeed.
We would like to keep you informed and joining our mailing list is a great way to receive updates and news items.
Trustees, residents, friends and many of those who have worked alongside Pete Penfold over the past quarter of a century gathered at Sheepdrove Farm for a retirement lunch filled with warmth, gratitude and reflection. The Read more
The Lambourn Almshouses recently welcomed Carolyn Sims for a site visit as work nears completion on the conversion of the former Methodist Chapel and adjoining site into nine new almshouse homes. The project has been Read more
The Trustees of the Lambourn Almshouses are very pleased to share some important and positive news. Adele Swadling has taken on the role of Clerk to the Trustees, succeeding Pete Penfold. Pete has served in Read more