The charity provides almshouses for the benefit of Warwick residents who are in need.
Learn MoreIt owns and administers almshouses for the benefit of Warwick residents in need. Thomas Oken was a wealthy Mercer who died in 1573 leaving his fortune ‘for the relief in need’ of Warwick residents.
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July 29, 2023
The life of Thomas Oken, one of Warwick’s greatest benefactors, was celebrated with a feast at Warwick Castle on Saturday, the very date on which
I love the outlook, you’re never lonely here, there’s always something going on. I just feel relaxed.
“We do love it here I never want to move, it’s quiet but everywhere is nice and handy.”
“Financially I didn’t know which way to turn and then I heard about the Oken Trust.”
Our almshouses are currently fully occupied however we will gladly receive applications for residents who wish to be considered at a future date. Applicants must satisfy the criteria set by the Charity in determining the need of the applicant. If you would like more information or to be registered on our waiting list please contact:
Email: clerk@thomasoken.org.uk
Telephone: 01926 491181
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