Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

Owns and manages an Alternative Education School for at risk young people.Manages groups of volunteer social mentorsLiaises with others, such as universities, in order to identify and promote its Theory of Change.Works with groups of young people in their communities to assist them in improving the quality of life forall within the community.Works with young people not in education,

Our charity helps individuals who live or attend school in the area specified by the terms of the charity with books for educational purposes, with travel to & from school, with uniform, with further educational studies at university abroad or at home. This year we had four applicants.

The provision of financial support for Indian Baptist Theological students to enable them to continue or commence study courses in Great Britain or to attend theological conferences arranged by Regent's Park College Oxford University.

We hold spiritual gatherings, classes in the sacred sciences and workshops such as martial arts, calligraphy, natural health & parenting. We actively collaborate with other organisations to offer community cohesion events and opportunities. Our largest project is 'Alamiyah Schools- a holistic independant schooling system from the early years through to pre-university shaped by the Prophetic model.

We fundraise and outreach for Asian University for Women. The University is based in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

InterVol support student volunteering groups at six universities: Birmingham, Nottingham, Lancaster, Oxford Brookes, SOAS, and Imperial College London. Our projects work with both local and overseas partners on a range of charitable projects including education and refugee services. Volunteers gain skills and training while small grants are provided to our partners through fund-raising.

Provide grants for ex pupils of Rowlands Methodist primary school and Sunday school who are proceeding to higher education

To help with financial assistance and advice to pupils particularly those going to university

The object of the charity is to advance education and wellbeing, by assisting in the establishment and operation of facilities at the University of Tartu in Estonia and other similar research facilities. The facilities are designed for the purposes of transgenic tumour research.

The advancement of Education of Sierra Leoneans in Sierra Leone and elsewhere in the world. The relief of financial hardship of persons in Sierra Leone. The charity pays for vital health provision, sponsors children in school and university and seeks to relieve poverty and distress of Sierra Leoneons in Sierra Leone.

The Charity provides financial assistance to those in full time higher education who live in the ancient Parish of Thorpe

The Charity's activities enable one or more students studying Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia to further their academic research in this country or abroad,before completing their final undergraduate year.

Channels is a charity dedicated to enhancing social mobility in the East Midlands, particularly in education. We provide high quality schools outreach and careers advice in partnership with world-class corporates and universities, usually based in London. We are a student lead organisation, informed by lived experience of inequality in education We draw on this to create innovative outreach.

HOLDS INTERDENOMINATIONAL PRAYER MEETINGS IN LONDON. WE ARE NOW DEALING WITH ERADICATION OF POVERTY IN EAST AFRICA AND WEST AFRICA. OUR FOCUS IS TO EQUIP MOTHERS WHO HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED IN THEIR SOCITIES. WE ALSO REHABILITATE YOUTH WHO ARE ADDICTED TO ALCOHOL AND DRUG. WE ALSO PAY UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE FEE FOR THOSE THAT ARE NEEDY.

Empowering children with access to education through funded scholarships for universities for children who are unable to access financial resources to support themselves.

The Cray Charity exists to provide financial assistance to students of further/higher education, who are normally resident in the parish of Compton Bishop in Somerset.

The Charity issues small grants to students going on to Higher Education (excluding A Levels) or those undertaking apprenticeships to assist with the cost of books, tools or equipment. It is for those aged under 25, who live in the Ancient Parish of Bisley (the area includes all of the civil parish of Bisley with Lypiatt, including Eastcombe and Oakridge, most of Bussage and part of Chalford).

The objects of the Trust are to provide financial support to individuals from African countries, particularly Malawi and Mozambique, who need such support to pursue agricultural studies at University level in the United Kingdom with a view to assisting agricultural development within their own countries.

The charity makes grants to individuals, the primary school and groups, to promote and support educational and training needs. It also makes grants towards the costs of books and equipment for students at college or university. It has between £800 - £900 to disburse each year. Grants are made to residents of Highnam and organisations within the village and children who attend the primary school.

Making grants to students to assist in university education

The UKNCCL acts as an umbrella organisation for comparative law research in the UK universities, organising academic seminars and postgraduate training.

The Association's main purpose is to act as a friend raising forum for former members of St Edmund Hall Oxford University. It's members also seeks to provide advice to current students as well as provide financial assistance to worthwhile projects connected to St Edmund Hall for the benefit of the college and its students

Maintenance of (bells & related material comprising) The Sharpe Collection formerly housed c/o Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford now in store awaiting a new home.

To make awards to students from the Frances Bardsley School for Girls who proceed to Universities and Higher Education following education at the School

Providing opportunities for further education and training through the attendance of language and other courses.The beneficiaries to include both Catholic students to the priesthood and Catholic ordained priests (Catholic includes Roman Rite and Eastern and Oriental Rite Catholics) from Poland and other Eastern European Countries