Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

Provides grants to individuals attending universities or other learning establishments in Great Britain as students of Anthropology, or research and teaching assistants in such departments.

Provision of grants to six widows in the area of benefit. Grants to apprentices, students in further/higher education residing within the area of benefit.

The Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom is an educational charity that promotes knowledge of the North Atlantic Treaty, NATO, and international affairs. It promotes democracy, international understanding, and the values set forth in the North Atlantic Treaty. It fosters debate and dialogue with universities, educational bodies, and the wider public.

Providing for the needs of the Roman Catholic chaplaincies at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, primarily by contributing to the financial support of the respective chaplains.

Whitelands College Guild assists in the relief of the charitable needs of any present or past student or member of staff of Whitelands College which is part of Roehampton University. It also assists with the provision of Christian Education and helps promote the religious and educational activities of Whitelands College.

The charity provides financial help to young people in the parish of Wye up to the age of 21 for purchase of books, equipment and general support for educational purposes or advancement. The charity can also support travel costs to attend university or other higher education establishments. The charity makes grants to Wye Primary School for things not provided by the local education authority.

Scientific Calculators are gifted to each child in our parish leaving primary school going into secondary education. Also, over 18s leaving continued Education to go to University are encouraged to apply to the charity for grants to help them with their studies

Scouts are do-ers and give-it-a-go-ers. Yes, we go camping, hiking, abseiling, cycling and canoeing while having fun. We meet weekly, catering for youngsters aged 6 to 18 supporting them with skills they need for school, college, university, the job interview, the important speech, the tricky challenge and the big dreams: the skills they need for life.

We award scholarships and prizes to students in universities and schools, many of which have connections with W E Gladstone. We also grant travel awards for Oxford and Cambridge University undergraduates.

Providing scholarships or grants or rewards tenable at any university or other educational establishment, including Bridlington School, for pupils or former pupils of the said school.

Provides an opportunity for amateur musicians to perform at an advanced level alongside a professional conductor and orchestral leader. Provides an opportunity for local soloists to play with the orchestra. Provides local composers to have their music performed. Supports composition students at local university.

Grants awarded to local schools; to individuals living in the ecclesiastical parishes of Lockerley (with East Dean) and East Tytherley who are under 25 years of age for educational purposes. Bibles bought for children leaving local primary schools. Financial support given for educational residential visits. Support with school uniform/ equipment/ technology.Grants for university students.

The purpose of the Trust is the advancement of learning and knowledge by the study of the nature of peace and the methods by which peace can be developed. It does this by the financing of research, teaching and enabling the study of peace studies at the Department of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford

The Trust usually supports 3 pupils at schools in the UK. Candidates should have a proven track record, e.g. good GCSEs or equivalent, and are normally assisted with a proportion of school fees for 2 years, leading to A Levels or equivalent university entrance qualifications. Applications are only accepted from schools which have awarded a bursary of at least 25% of the fees.

General assistance and grants given to small local charitable bodies.

We provide and fund around a dozen emergency call lifelines for the elderly, We give grants to University, A level and vocational students and apprentices. We give grants to the Wallop primary and pre school. We give a small Xmas hampers to the elderly who are on their own. We undertake one off projects in keeping with our charitable objects in support of both individuals and groups in need.

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , the available income is paid to establish and maintain scholarships at a British University.The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable and for the public benefit. The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charities Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.

1) Financial support for needy patients in the Sudbury Suffolk area. 2) Occasional financial help for students of chiropractic at university with fees as loans or grants after their second year. 3) As described in the original Trust Deed, executed in 1963 and subject to subsequent amendments as agreed by Trustees and approved by the Charity Commission.

THE INCOME OF THE CHARITY IS APPLIED ON THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MANAGING TRUSTEES TO FUND RESEARCH PROJECTS WITHIN THE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY AT ST MARYS HOSPITAL, MANCHESTER

We give grants to young people under the age of 25 for any educational needs they may have. These could be in the field of sports, arts, apprenticeship equipment, school trips and further and higher education expenses. The applicants must live in Beverley or surrounding area and/or go or have been to Beverley schools. We also give grants to organisations which deal with young people such as scouts

Support of students in higher education by way of a bursary for the purchase of educational books and equipment which is paid termly.

Funds as approved by the Trustees are used to support a PhD Student from the Institute of Cellular Medicine within the Newcastle University Medical School. The student is determined at the discretion of the Dean of Postgraduate Studies

Provision of financial assistance in the form of Grants to students, resident in the counties of Devon & Cornwall, for their Further or Higher Education.

The trust's main activity is to make awards to secondary school students, especially girls, resident in or from Kuria District in Kenya to help with the payment of school fees. Some awards are also made to University level students.

A free advice service using a qualified advice worker from a third party supplier, versed in the rules and regulations covering welfare benefits who advises people on entitlements and if necessary helps process claims. He/she also advises on debt issues. An appointment system is used and the service is available 1 morning per week in Shirehampton.