Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

The Paul Ridd Foundation has been created to support people with a learning disability to access equal health care. We want to improve the healthcare received by people with a learning disability by raising general awareness of the issues they face. We share Paul's story and train Learning Disability Champions across all Welsh Universities and Health Boards.

Supporting Manchester Academy and Harris College in the University of Oxford for the following purposes (1) To advance the Christian religion in its simplest and most intelligible form, in particular through the education and training of ministers and lay leaders and research into unitarianism and dissent (2) To support the college chapel.

The rental from properties owned by Boyles Educational Foundation are used for the benefit of local young people continuing their studies/vocational training at University/College.

Is currently working with families to support disadvantaged children in higher education and working with local hospitals to provide respite breaks for families with a child suffering with cancer . Based at a farmhouse in NE Suffolk.

To assist poor higher education students at Cardiff University and elsewhere to take up and pursue their studies by the award of bursaries and provision of other financial support.

The Charity continued its support of the Bursary scheme at Coventry University, specifically supporting candidates taking degree courses in Engineering and related subjects. The Charity also continued it's policy of considering other appropriate causes primarily in the Coventry, Warwickshire and Midlands region.

1 To provide special benefits for Rastrick High School of any kind not normally provided by the Education Funding Agency.2 To award beneficiaries Exhibitions, Bursaries or Maintenance Allowance tenable at School, or any University, College or other place of Further Education.3 To provide assistance, outfits, clothing, tools, instruments or books, to enable beneficiaries on leaving School,

Resource and support the activities of the Free Church Chaplain, as part of the University of Bristol Multi Faith Centre. The Free Church Chaplain provides spiritual and pastoral guidance to the students and staff at the University of Bristol

The charity pays the income from the trust fund for the provision of scholarships for further education in the arts, music, study of ceramics and allied subjects, and for furtherance of study in heart surgery, to residents of Hong Kong. The charity awards grants to the Chinese University of Hong Kong for the provison of scholarships in accordance with these objects.

Our aim is to advance education for the public benefit by delivering courses to students living in the UK who come from underprivileged backgrounds in order to help them make successful applications to undergraduate programmes at UK universities.

Our main purpose is to show Jesus to others. This is done through preaching God's Word in our services and outreach to the community through the church's own activities: youth clubs; women's fellowship; the Winter Night Shelter - one night a week for the local homeless community. The church is also used by the public for parties, groups like University of the 3rd Age and Christian seminars.

For travelling scholarships or other financial aid to Nationals of Scandinavian Countries to assist and encourage them in research in English Literature and general education assistance as decided by the Governors of Abo Akademi University

CTT came into existence on the closure of the Chichester Theological College. It purchases books and periodicals for the theological library it owns now housed at the University of Chichester. It supports activities that can make a meaningful contribution to the life of the Church of England and which fall within its objects. It provides a small number of grants to individuals.

Promoting or furthering the education of or affording educational benefit to male or female persons who are being educated at either Liverpool College or Liverpool College Independent School Trust (LCIST) or who having been educated by Liverpool College or LCIST are registered students as under-graduates or post-graduates of the University of Cambridge or the University of Oxford.

The British Music Society of York puts on six Chamber Music Concerts each year in the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall at the University of York. Our purpose is to bring chamber music to as wide an audience as possible and to this end we offer annual subscription for students and young people at only £3.67 per concert and for adults at only £10.75 per concert.

Woodton United Charities is a trust that provides grants for people living in the village of Woodton in Norfolk (near Bungay), whose current circumstances would allow them to benefit from financial assistance. We are particularly interested in hearing from pensioners, disabled people (or their carers), and young people embarking on an apprenticeship or a course in further/higher education.

Providing financial and other support for Somaliland students to get appropriate education, especially university education in Somaliland.

Share information and raise awareness and carry out training programmes involved in clinical, health and/or social care; supporting clinical, health and/or social care staff and research including making grants; work with industry, charities, universities, the health service and any other relevant bodies to assist the progress of scientific discoveries, clinical breakthroughs and new technologies.

To provide financial support to students enrolled in institutions of higher education in the cities of Oxford and Cambridge in furtherance of their education and for the public benefit.

This Charity makes grants to Higher Education Students aged under 25 from Lowestoft, and to State Schools in the Lowestoft area

Advancement of education (and, in particular, religious cultural and social development) by provision of appropriate accommodation for the benefit of Jewish students undertaking higher education in Sheffield and its environs.

The Knoop Trust currently helps to fund ophthalmic research in Oxford. A post jointly held in St Cross College and the University Department of Ophthalmology is awarded from time to timeto suitable applicants. The aim is to make the award annually when conditions permit.

The objective of the Society is the promotion and advancement Chinese language teaching and research at UK institutions of higher education.

The charity promotes the advancement of learning, research and education in particular at Washington University St Louis.

For the residents of the Parish of Haxey. A VALENTINES gift to elderly or needy persons. TOOLS OF THE TRADE - a bursary to young people who are setting up or learning a trade, either by apprenticeship, further or university education. HOSPITAL VISITING - Contribution towards travelling expenses for in/out patient visits to hospital.