Education Charities That specialise in Further education

Raising money from the public/parents etc by putting on events for the children and their familes to enjoy - this could be school disco, film night or summer and xmas fair.

Distributes grants towards heating costs, medical care, school/further education equipment costs or towards projects for the benefit of the whole community.

Awards to persons who have not attained the age of 25 years and who or whose parents are resident within the boundaries of the City of Nottingham, tenable at any secondary school, college of education, university or other institution of further (including professional and technical) education, approved by the Trustees.

To maintain and take regard for the long term maintenance of the barge in it's care, and interests to other barges.

Providing financial assistance to residents of the parish of Hundon under 25 years of age to pay fees for educational courses (including music and sports), for educational outings, for books or fees for students at college or university, or for any other educational purpose.

Providing for the College such special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.Promoting the education of students at the College.Providing amenities or facilities for the academic staff of the College so as to assist them in the better performance of their duties.

We support families affected by baby loss , through the provision of specialist equipment, training of midwifes in bereavement care and by providing resources and the environment conducive to the healing journey. We are committed to raising awareness of miscarriage and still birth. We aim to change perceptions around bereavement through workshops, training and support in schools and colleges.

Raising funds for the advancement of the education of students at Trinity College School in Port Hope in Canada. In particular providing facilities for the school; establishing and maintaining scholarships for students from the UK and any parts of the Commonwealth; and providing financial assistance to students in need.

A. To advance the education of the public in particular the education of people aged 50+ who are not in full time employment in the Newcastle Under Lyme & surrounding area. B. To improve the conditions of life for the over 50's in the above area in the interests of their social welfare by providing facilities for leisure & recreational activities.

Self Help Group. We provide a non discriminatory service for people of all races and ethnicity within the community, providing a drop-in centre and offering spiritual & social help, general advocacy and advice, offering tea & coffee and second hand clothing. Prison ministry, giving offenders bible studies, help and advise in back into society.Hospital /Hospice visiting the sick and the elderly.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY PROVIDING FOR THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF STUDENTS FROM ILAVALAI AND NEIGHBOURING VILLAGES SUCH AS PADERTHERUPU, SILLALAI, MATHAGAL THROUGH ST HENRY'S COLLEGE (SHC) ILAVALAI, SRI LANKA BY ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION, EQUIPMENT, PREMISES AND OTHER ITEMS AT THE COLLEGE WHICH WOULD NOT OTHERWISE BE PROVIDED OUT OF STATUTORY FUNDS.

Playing Field leased to Parish Council for recreational facilities for the village i.e Village Fetes, Car Boot Sales, School Sports, Fair etc. Book Grants for students of 18yrs or over in full time education in college or university.

The William Collins Charity was set up in the seventeenth century in Corhampton to provide for the education of children in the parish.The eligibility is restricted as follows:1.The subject of the grant should be under 25 years old.Thus,college and university students,as well as parents of school children,may apply.2. subject of the grant should live within,"the Bridge Benefice".

The charity provides post graduate awards to pupils residing in or near the County Borough of Swansea.

Advancing the Christian Religion for the public benefit through the development of Chaplaincy in Schools, colleges and other educational institutions.Supporting, resourcing and encoraging Chaplians.

Provision of bursaries tenable at King's College School, Wimbledon for the children of parents in financial need.Assistance of Former Pupils and past members of the staff of the School or their respective dependants who are in necessitous circumstances.The furtherance of any charitable object for the benefit of the School

To help with College or University fees or to supplement existing grants

Grants to young people in further education and for educational visits. Annual presentation of books to children aged 10 to 18. Area of operation: Parishes of Castle Bolton and Redmire.

STREET PASTORS: THEIR VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE SUPPORT, A LISTENING EAR AND PRACTICAL HELP, TO THOSE OUT ON THE STREETS OF GRAVESHAM AT NIGHT, HELPING TO KEEP THE PEACE AND PROTECT THE VULNERABLE. SCHOOL PASTORS: WORKING WITH LOCAL SCHOOLS/COLLEGES THEY PROVIDE SIMILAR SUPPORT/HELP FOR LOCAL SCHOOL/COLLEGE STUDENTS. THROUGH SUCH LOVE IN ACTION THEY SEEK TO WITNESS TO THEIR FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST

PROVISION OF GRANTS AND LOANS TO HELP FORMER MEMBERS OF CLARE COLLEGE OR THEIR DEPENDANTS IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY OR TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THEIR FURTHER EDUCATION OR FOR THAT OF THEIR CHILDREN.

Little Marlow Scool PTA raises funds to further education at the school , assist with maintenance and purchasing of equipment and organises activities for the enjoyment of the children and their families.

To advance the education of children, particularly those who are orphans as a result of HIV or AIDS or who are suffering from HIV or AIDS, in Africa; and to relieve the financial hardship of children who have been orphaned by HIV or AIDS, or who are suffering from HIV or AIDS, in Africa.

Relief to those in condition of need, hardship or distress by grants of money or provision of items, services or facilities calculated to reduce those needs. Operating in Ecclesiastical Parishes of St Matthew and St Barnabas Winchester support is offered to persons resident or attending schools, colleges, day centres or any other institution in either parish.

THE TRUST AGAIN PROVIDED A GRANT TO FUND A DAY OF PLAY ACTIVITIES AT CORAMS FIELDS (A CHILDRENS PARK IN LONDON) WITH THE AIM OF INTEGRATION OF FAMILIES WITH A LEARNING DISABLED MEMBER WITH OTHER FAMILIES USING THE PARK. A GRANT WAS MADE TO A COLLEGE THAT SUPPORTS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Supports Archaeology undergraduates by way of scholarship