Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Young people

Provides educational grants to young people of Hunston and/or Langham, the former as a priority.Provides payment to the incumbent of the benefice/ St Michael's, Hunston in the form of a grant towards the quota.Relief in need to the residents of Hunston

Stone Allerton Village Hall (The Old Schoolroom) is used for village meetings & clubs e.g. WI, Youth Club, Mothers & Toddlers group, Art Group, Parish Council meetings, Harvest Home committee meetings etc, as well as social and community events and activities. It is also used as a Polling Station for elections.

The Educational Foundation uses its income to help young people under the age of 25 who live within the parish of St Anthony's Church, Cartmel Fell. It provides assistance in purchasing text books, tools and other equipment necessary for their education. It also supports communal events for children to help foster friendship and community relations in a widespread rural area.

Marriage. Babies and children dedication. Baptism. Funeral Ceremonies. Evangelize and preach the gospel. Children and young people day out and fun day, Christian counselling and bereavement visits and Home, Hospital, Prison and School visits

Financial help for residents under 25 within the church parish of Shenstone to enable them to further their education and/or go on expeditions with a charitable aim. Helping to provide instruction in the teachings of the Church of England to children and young people in the parish.

The provision of grants to young people in the parishes of Bunny, Bradmore and Costock for educational purposes and to help Bunny CE School with facilities it cannot receive through the Local Education Authority.

The Breinton Relief in Need Charity provides financial relief to needy people who live in the parish of Breinton, near Hereford. All forms of need are covered, including financial support for young people's education, such as help with buying educational books or equipment or help with buying equipment to enable them to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.

The HEAD Trust is a registered charity and is dedicated to the advancement of public education through the appreciation of art, craft and design. In 2014-15 a grant of ?5000 was given to the Sorrell Foundation to support the production of a video 'CreativeJourney' that provides art, design and media careers information for young people.

General charitable purposes for relief of poverty for children, young people, the elderly and those with disabilities by making grants to individuals and organisations.

Makes small grants to children and young people for education and training purposes, and also to local schools. Operates in the Werrington and Paston areas of Peterborough.

To offer grants to young people under the age of 25 residing within the Sheffield City boundary, although preference is given to those residing in the Fulwood (upper Hallam) area of Sheffield. Grants may be offered for general educational purposes, including social and physical training.

We primarily operate as a youth club, but our building is also used by a Weight Training group and is often hired by members of the local community for parties, indoor football matches etc...

The charity awards small grants to assist the education of young persons under 25 in and around the Parish of Worth. Application deadline 1st November.

A rural charity for young people aged between 10-26 years, where they can learn new rural skills and achieve confidence through public speaking competitions, stockjudging and running their own club and fundraising for themselves and the local community. Members also learn to participate in team events such as sports, drama and entertainments, choir and dancing. This is a member led organisation.

Swansea Lions Club aims to promote and support the following good causes:-* the advancement of citizenship and community development* the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disability * the advancement of health or the saving of lives* the advancement of education at home.

The objects of the charity are the making of charitable grants to individuals and organisations for the benefit of children and young people for educational, training, religious and recreational purposes in a defined area of benefit in the county of Clwyd, North Wales.

Marlesford Old School Fund provides grants to support young people living in the parish of Marlesford in starting school and undertaking educational activities.

The scout association encourages the physical, mental and spiritual development of young people in order that they may take a constructive plece in society.

The charity provides small grants to further educational and vocational training of children and young people resident of Marske & New Forest. It supports sick, and vulnerable people within its geographical boundaries. It supports initiatives beneficial to village residents .Applications are considered in May &November . Please apply in writing to the clerk by the end of the preceding month.

To give financial assistance to residents of Long Newnton who are in need and to support young persons who require support for education and training.

In conjunction with Cowslades Educational Charity, providing assistance by way of financial grants for the education, including social and physical training, of school children and young persons under the age of 25 years resident in the Newbury area of benefit, which is not normally provided by the local education authority.

Friends of Feltham offer support to young people in custody and to their families. Examples : aid for specific projects like exercise equipment, baby changing facilities, play area for visiting children. We offer financial assistance through a Hardship Fund for individuals in proven need. We fund emergency accommodation on release.We consider ad hoc requests brought by other agencies, and staff

Gives small grants (usually less than £100 but larger grants can be given, dependent on reasons and circumstances) for the support of individuals for religious activities, educational and socially beneficial activities and in times of special need for any approved purpose. Applications are particularly encouraged from younger people.

It provides help and support to children and young people up to the age of 23 years for those living or working in Hounslow and neighobouring boroughs for education training and sport by making grants to individuals and organisations, paying fees and sponsoring events so as to develop their physical and mental capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

To advance the musical education of young people of East Herts by providing and assisiting in the provision of facilities for the Area Groups and Orchestras organised by the East Herts Music Centres.To raise money to help finance the Area Groups and Orchestras rehearsals, courses, concerts and tours.