Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

The focus of the company's activity is to promote, encourage, and advance knowledge and participation in the performing arts in their various aspects.We offer regular classes and workshops. Delivering disciplines of Acting, Singing & Dance in a professional environment. We currently deliver workshops and structured classes to primary, secondary schools and college/universities.

Awards made to Churches, Universities, Schools and Individuals to assist in education emphasis being given to music in a Christian context. Concerts are held to promote the work of the charity.

HYPU currently runs successful school holiday programmes and a volunteer programme. All of the activities and programmes are open to young people between the ages of 10-25.

The Theatre brings high quality arts events from a variety of sources to enhance the social community experience of those attending and improve education for local residents, schools, colleges and the university. Activities include a selection of arts related programmes in all forms of live music, singing, drama, comedy, films and other performances provided by local and touring performers.

Support Cambodia provides, mainly through the agency of the Catholic Church, help for socially and economically disadvantaged communities in North-West Cambodia, based entirely on need and irrespective of faith or background. These cover, food, medical, health and hygiene programmes, support for students in school and university, kindergarten education, students and skills training.

Musical education by the encouragement of publication of new works and archiving of existing works, particularly supporting emerging composers.

The support of work in ceramics in the fine art department of Newcastle University.

Funds Higher Education/Training

We hold regular services which are open to the public and include teaching and Holy Communion. Other sacraments (baptisms, weddings, funerals) are available on request. Frequent discussion groups take place in person and on video. We engage in University activities directed to students, and participate in Churches Together. We raise money to support our diocese, local, and international charities.

The aim of HEDG is the advancement of education among students at Higher Education Institutions by providing a network for the communication of ideas and sharing of good practice relating to the institutional role of heads of educational development designed to improve learning, teaching and assessment practices in higher education. The area of benefit is the UK and Ireland.

Funded the feeding, education and shelter of homeless and parentless children in Tanzania, including secondary education, vocational training, college and for more able children university

The charity activities consist of raising funds to support children and families who attend the Paediatric Cardiology Department of the University Hospital of Wales.The charity provides grants for hospital expenses to help parents and young people with cardiac related illnesses. It aims to create the Leon Montanari family support room at the Paediatric Cardiology department.

The promulgation of Christian Faith through street Evangelism and presentations at the university; to offer support & the promotion of gospel values to young people in Guildford and it's environs through seminars; to seek to promote the Gospel and it's values in countries in Africa by funding outreach and charitable donations.

Grants awarded to university students having certain connections with the community of Denbigh.

To advance the education of pupils at secondary schools and for pupils leaving such secondary schools to enter higher education and continuing therein and the relief of financial hardship by making grants of money for providing of paying for items, services or facilities within East Lindsey District Council

The advancement of education of the public, and in particular (but not exclusively) students at theCharotar University and Health Centre, India, on the importance of healthcare, sanitation and treatmentof health conditions

The object of the International Consortium for Educational Development is for the public benefit to advance education worldwide by promoting, sustaining and increasing individual and collective knowledge and understanding of all aspects of educational development in higher education.

The principal activity of the charity is to provide grants to assist overseas students at higher education institutions, studying in the Diocese of Liverpool.

The D Foundation was created by the founders of ASBO Magazine to address the issue of young, unemployed people unable to find suitable training and hand-on experience outside of established educational centres such as University or college.

Financial assistance, clothing, tools, instruments or books to enable beneficiaries on leaving school, university or other tertiary educational establishment to prepare for, or to assist their entry into a profession, trade or calling. The promotion of education by payment of yearly sums to the governors of Ombersley Endowed School and Sytchampton Endowed Primary School.

1: TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION UNDER THE AGE OF 25 BY TRAVEL2: TO ADVANCE THE FURTHERANCE OF THE WOOL TEXTILE INDUSTRY, SHEEP FARMERS, AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE WOOL INDUSTRY IN THE YORKSHIRE AND HUMBERSIDE REGION3: TO DO WHATEVER THE TRUSTEES DEEM FIT

To promote engineering to young people, and provide financial help to students, schools, colleges, universities and other organisations promoting engineering in Wales.

To improve the lives of the patients and staff within the Princess Royal University Hospital by engaging the interest of the public and fund raising.

The objectives of the charity are to proliferate and advance education and awareness of Islam any where deemed required in the world, this will through the provision of financial aid and materials, including but not limited to, books, furniture, stationary, clothing and electronic hardware/software and also through the construction of schools, colleges, universities and training centers.

We create awareness of the early symptoms of bowel cancer. We fund patients who are not provided life prolonging drugs by the NHS.We provide counselling and support to bowel cancer patients and their families.We are funding ground breaking research into bowel cancer screening at Queen Mary University of London Centre for Cancer Prevention at a total cost of ?200,000 over a three year period.