Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

Give grants to persons under the age of twenty five, resident in the town of Fakenham who are need of financial assistance in preparing for entry to or engaged in, any profession, trade, occupation or service or moving to higher education.

To Advance the Education of persons in the arts, particularly digital media and performing arts. Working with local community groups, Colleges and individual artists to develop skills/training in community drama, video and television production as a pathway to further and higher education and apprenticeships. Support local film/video makers and local artists to develop and promote their work.

For providing:(a) Scholarships and prizes to members of the College in statu pupillari for excellence in University and College examinations(b) Bursaries to graduates engaged in research(c) Such other awards as the Governing Body may from time to time determine

Operates in postal areas LL43 and LL44 ONLY. Each year (Oct./Nov) the Charity distributes the income available in the form of small grants to young people, under 25, from LL43 and LL44, who are commencing their HIGHER EDUCATION studies. An individual student is supported for TWO years only.

Grants to pupils entering Higher Education

Provides financial assistance to churches and college chapels situated in or near the City of Oxford, in which the Oxford University Society of Change Ringers has an interest, for the purpose of maintaining and improving bell installations.

We are a UK-based trust, working to give disadvantaged young Cambodians support, primarily using the microfinance model, for education, training or business start-up costs. We provide support to make applications including training in budgeting, opening bank accounts and money management. We also produce a booklet giving information on university courses and their costs.

The charity promotes education into Intensive Care Medicine. It provides medical and other equipment for medical purposes. It also provides support for the relief of persons suffering from any form of illness.

The trust provide educational grants to local students in higher education.

Awards are given to promote the educational interests of students transferring to further/higher education courses and to assist students requiring financial assistance.

The charity's aims and principal activities are:to relieve poverty in any part of the world by promoting appropriate development, andto advance the education of the students of Cranfield University by the provision of work experience overseas.

Any young person, living in Pattishall Parish and following full or part time higher education may apply. This includes courses at university, college of higher education, industrial and commercial training courses, apprenticeships, placements etc. Grants are given for books, equipment etc.

We work with disengaged ex-offenders and community members of all ages with dyslexia, head-injury and other learning difficulties. We have moved back to Essex and helping people on line, zoom or phone. Our professional development courses and Innovative projects have led us to work with Channel 4 'The Write Offs' programme, sharing our bespoke learning activities with schools and universities.

Grants for sportswomen at Oxford University

Provide performance arts workshops and productions for those on the autistic spectrum in a theatre company that has members not on the spectrum. Of the 40 members the balance of members on the spectrum and not is about 50/50 which we believe important. We perform in a variety of venues eg. university, schools and theatres. One of our aims is to enhance the public?s understanding of autism.

The principal activity of the charity is the arrangement of a four-yearly symposium alternately in the English University Cities of Oxford and Cambridge.

The Charity gives grants to young people when they enter a trade or Profession or go on to Higher Education

Trustees issue awards annually to students in the final year of their studentship at Birmingham City University (Department of the Arts, Design & Media) to enable them to further their studies by travelling, usually for research purposes.

"...advancement of education and in particular to promote and support in academic exchange programme between students at Oxford University, England and Harvard College, United States of America;..."

Makes charitable donations to the following categories of local people: the elderly in need; those in poor health; those who are unemployed; 6th Form, College or University students; and parents/guardians of children needing help with the cost of school books or uniforms.

The Oxford Ice Hockey Trust exists to provide financial and administrative support for men?s ice hockey for students of Oxford University through the Oxford Blues Varsity Ice Hockey Team and Oxford Canadians International Varsity Ice Hockey Team. The aims of the Trust are to promote, support and develop men?s varsity ice hockey for members of the University of Oxford.

1. Co-ordinating visiting lecturers and self-contained courses for Zimbabwean health professionals based at the universities and at district and city hospitals. 2. Working with our partners to improve the IT infrastructure with a view to developing distance learning for health3. Working with partners to support mid-level health worker trainining

To provide Scholarships for individuals and group art students, as part of their academic programme whilst at the University of Bolton with a preference given to European study

The relief of need, sickness and distress to children in Africa, through the provision of financial and material assistance to orphanage children sponsored from birth to university education;The advancement of education in African languages and culture through the provision of classes, events and exhibitions in the United Kingdom.

The object of the Trust is to advance education for residents of the Stevenage Borough Council area including post codes SG1 and SG2, in particular, but not exclusively, by provision of grants to enable them to take higher education courses.