Education Charities That specialise in Further education

The Trustees have established a Synagogue providing facilities for prayer, religious studies, communal activities and a Theological College.

The acceptance of money, investments or other property, the investment of the same and the application of income derived therefrom (with in certain cases the power to utilise capital) for the purposes of assisting with improvements of a capital nature at Dover College and the provision of Scholarships to children whose parents could not otherwise afford the shool fees.

The Trust raises funds for the support of the running costs of a school for deaf children, a day care centre for disabled children and a Nursing Training College in Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu District, South India. These provide better health care, education and training for poor and disabled people in that area of India.

To provide, or assist in the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure-time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for pupils of schools, universities and colleges in any part of the United Kingdom and the general public in the Saffron Walden area.

The College aims to bring together clinicians, scientists, practitioners, students & patients as equal partners, putting the patient at the heart of health & care; promote service & vocation in health across society as a whole; support & involve clinicians, students & practitioners throughout their careers; promote an evidence-based & economically-sustainable approach to healthcare.

To advance the education of students attending colleges or courses in London for the purpose of receiving instruction in music, particularly those attending the Royal Academy of Music, Royal College of Music, the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and Trinity Laban by making grants or otherwise to needy or deserving students to assist them with the cost of accommodation.

Raising funds for Schumacher College

The promotion of the education of students at Shrewsbury Colleges Group who are in need of financial assistance by giving them grants and the provision for Shrewsbury Colleges Group of special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the local education authority.

Activities: BCU UK Trust is a charitable incorporated organisation aimed at developing, educating and assisting with the employability of individuals of the socially and economically disadvantaged communities.Offer social enterprise workshops for Young People.Organizing community events and initiatives to promote social cohesion.

To promote and further education in and knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the arts of Opera, Ballet, Mime, Drama, Music and similar arts. A strong focus on youth involvement is supported with local schools offered reduced rates for the hiring of our facilities/equipment, our annual Summer School and continuous encouragement for students to play an active part in all aspects of the Trust

To promote historic car useage, skills and involvement by the next generation. The activities include entering meaningful partnerships with colleges and other organisations to promote apprenticeships and providing accessibility and guidance in the sector to colleges and students as well as access to historic vehicles donated to the Charity.

UCLH Charitable Foundation is the main fundraising charity for key research, building and equipment projects for University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Giving monetary award to students from the Rhondda who are studying any of the following subjects at college or university:(1) To become a Minister of Religion.(2) Welsh.(3) Religious Education.(4) Music.(5) Drama.

We run an accredited course through the Open College Network called 'product Design and development for people with learning disabilities and autism. This is basically art, design and woodwork. We also have Design studio for graduates of the course who work on commissions from the public

To promote education for students and ex students of King Edward VI Community College under the age of 25 years.To provide financial assistance for students to pursue educational activities including preparation for entry to a trade or profession, for which provision is not made from public funds.

The Charity carries out its objects by providing grants to support University College in the University of Durham.

Giving grants to individuals preparing to be ordained and by making grants to certain theological colleges.

Financial and other support to current and retired members of the optical profession and their dependents

Supports ST AUGUSTINE'S CATHOLIC COLLEGE, Trowbridge in the delivery of Catholic education by providing financial assistance for the purchase and maintenance of school assets.

TRANSFORMING THE LIVES OF THE UK's MOST DISADVANTAGED 16-24 YEAR OLDS LIVING ON LONDON'S MOST DEPRIVED ESTATES - AND IN SE KENT (FOLKESTONE & DOVER).DELIVERING UNIQUE AND INSPIRATIONAL 10-WEEK PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILM COURSES THAT EMPOWER THESE HIGHLY VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE - SUPPORTING EACH TO ACHIEVE THE MOTIVATION, SKILLS AND EDUCATION TO MOVE ON TO FURTHER EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT.

The object of the charity shall be to further the education of students by providing foundation and other courses at the University of Dublin Trinity College and the University of Wales, Bangor.

The promotion of community participation in rugby union. Provide facilities for sport within the community. Encourage and value volunteering to the delivery of rugby union. To work with other sporting organisations, schools, colleges etc to widen particiation in rugby union. To advance the education of children and young people as to the values of the sport.

We provide training and equipping for our family of churches and their members, mainly in Europe but also internationally. We also have an overseas aid arm, Church Relief International, which facilitates aid and support to projects in various developing countries.

Research into issues faced by single people. A 5-step audit for churches to identify areas for improvement. Facilitation of a network of churches sharing SFC objectives. Training sessions for churches and theological colleges. Webinars on topics relevant to work with single people. Resources for church leaders including pastoral guides. Resources to enrich the spiritual lives of single Christians.

During the year a wide range of activities were undertaken including Theatre Studies resentations, Theatre visits, curriculum area visits including a visit to Liverpool and the annual trip to Belgium to Ypres and the Comme