Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

Headcase Cancer Trust raises money by running and supporting various events throughout the UK. All money raised is used to fund research into the causes and a possible cure for Glio Blastoma Multiforme Brain Tumours which claim the lives of around 6000 UK people annually. Headcase finances PhD researchers at Nottingham and Birmingham Universities.

To provide financial or other aid to universities, colleges, schools, community and youth groups and religious institutions particularly in Lancashire and Cheshire to promote research and to further chaitable community and youth projects.

The objects of the Lady Mico Trust are to give support, over and above that available from the Government of Jamaica, to Mico University College in Kingston, Jamaica, and more generally to assist the education of young persons resident in Commonwealth countries of the West Indies, having regard in all of this to promotion of education in the Christian faith.

1. Provide support in the education of children of school age up to the University level, in particular children of school age but unable to attend.2. We provide Funding to vulnerable, and out of school children to enable them purchase learning material such as e-learning tools, school uniforms, textbooks, and classroom materials.3. Create Opportunities for learning among the vulnerable child

To relieve patients and former patients of Queen Mary's Hospital who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance and generally to support the charitable work of the said Hospital by providing various voluntary services and extra amenities for such Patients and Staff in the Hospital at the discretion of the Executive Committee.

The principal objects of the charity are to further the educational aims of the Law School and the professional aims of all students interested in a legal vocation and to promote communication with the legal profession including the judiciary, the Bar and practising solicitors in order to widen the students' knowledge and experience with regard to career opportunities and prospects.

The aims of the Club are: a. to promote the sport of cross-country and road running in the University at all levels; b. to provide competition for those members who desire it.

The advancement of the Christian faith as revealed in the Bible among Cambridge University students by presenting the claims of Jesus Christ to members of the university, training and equipping those who seek to live for Christ, and by promoting and supporting world-wide Christian mission.

Boys in Mind works in partnership with children, young people, and professionals in a range of settings to promote good mental health and prevent suicide, particularly among boys and young men. We work with schools, colleges, universities, and organisations to create and share our engaging media resources.

Committed to creating a community-led scholarship programme to help high-achieving students from disadvantaged backgrounds attend university.

To assist young persons under the age of 25 who are resident or being educated or trained in the Canterbury area by:- a) giving financial assistance to those preparing for entering upon or engaged in any profession, trade, occupation or service, and b) providing scholarships for study courses at schools, colleges or universities.

Our vision is to build a global community of passionate educators dedicated to ensuring relevant, engaging, and holistic higher education experiences worldwide, thereby equipping students around the world with the skills necessary to be inspiring leaders and have a meaningful impact in their communities.

Provide Sunday service for all church members and broader Chinese communityRun Bible study groups / fellowships: 4 family groups, 1 student group, 1 English groupProvide Sunday school for children of church familiesEvangelical work among university students from China.Support Christian mission organisations financially

Sefton Children?s University exists to raise aspirations and broaden pupil horizons through encouraging children and young people to voluntarily engage in extra-curricula learning activities. Our goal is to support the desire to be life-long learners by celebrating participation and independent learning through local learning opportunities.

The school opened on 6 January 2003 with a class of 30 children. Fund raising enabled the Charity to build three separate classroom blocks and a hall. The Charity offers free education for children aged between 5 - 18 , of some of the poorest families in The Gambia. There is a University fund that help with fees for our students that obtain a place at University or Professional Qualifications.

The choir of university students and members of public from the Colchester area, prepares to a high professional standard large-scale works for 2 or 3 concerts a year. The choir is accompanied by an orchestra and professional soloists.

The objects of the Ramsay Trust are to promote research into the study of pure and applied chemical science through providing competent advanced students with the means to pursue chemical research.The policy of the Trustees is to award fellowships to competent advanced students to pursue chemical research in universities or other places of higher education, normally in the United Kingdom.

The CIO will provide grants to tertiary education students who might otherwise not take up a university place due to financial or other circumstances

Selective support for higher education and professional development in the UK for Pakistani citizens

The Charity awards scholarships to women in their third year of doctoral studies at British universities on the basis of overall academic excellence. The awards are offered once a year following assessment by academics of submitted applications and then interview of short-listed candidates.

The relief of poverty by supporting families and individuals who struggle to cope with daily life through sponsorship schemes in the UK.Providing funding for children and young people to access education at school or university or provide transport to their place of education.Supplying medicines for a local doctor in Oradea which provides people with medicines who couldn't afford them.

Providing grants and sponsorship to children and young adults in the developing world to go to school and university.To assist children to be able to spend time at school by providing access to clean water supplies.

To help focus our work and measure our impact, we will focus our grant making in the following areas -1. The advancement of education of young people within the ages of 16-25 years in the UK;2. The advancement of education by supporting education initiatives at schools, colleges and universities;3. Working in partnership with like-minded charities.

To advance the physical education and development of young people by the organisation, provision or assistance of facilities which will enable young people at clubs and associations, or at schools, universities and other educational establishments in Yorkshire to play cricket or other games or sports.

Campus plans, organises and runs activity holidays for children aged 6 to 14 from the Merseyside area who are in need of such a holiday and referred to us by Liverpool Social Services or by Barnardo's. Campus is entirely run and managed by unpaid volunteers; our fundraising is carried out, and our projects run by volunteers.