Education Charities That specialise in Student support

The Kennedy Memorial Trust administers the Kennedy Memorial Fund commemorating President John F. Kennedy by maintaining a memorial at Runnymede and awarding scholarships to British graduate students to attend Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Each year the Trust provides graduate students with tuition fees, health cover, a stipend & travel grant.

The Chartered Secretaries' Charitable Trust serves The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland members, graduates, students, employees and their families who are in need by providing appropriate assistance, facilitates research to increase good governance for the benefit of the public and encourages the expertise of those in the field of governance with bursaries and prizes.

1. The promotion of education and in particular, charitable organisations which support education, welfare and scholarships for the underprivileged or suffering.2. Charitable organisations which support certain amateur sports and sporting endeavour.3. Charitable organisations which support the health and welfare of soldiers.4. Charitable organisations which support conservation projects.

We award scholarships and grants to Indian nationals domiciled in India and working or studying in the arts,heritage conservation and humanities to enable them to visit the UK for the purpose of study, research or professional development. Details and guidelines for applicants can be found on our webpages

To provide bursary grants to Hampton School Trust (Charity Number 1120005) for pupils attending the Schools within the Trust.

The Charity promotes the charitable work of the Congregation of Jesus which promotes and provides for the advancement of education and religion, (with preference to girls of the Roman Catholic faith) and to help develop St Mary's School Ascot in the provision of bursaries, scholarships and grant-in-aid for the benefit of present and future pupils and for the maintenance and support of the school.

The Drake Calleja Trust provides scholarships, educational and performance opportunities to outstanding classical musicians. The Trust aims to work in genuine partnership with other organisations within music and the arts and supports performing classical musicians of any nationality studying in the UK.

Awards Main Foundation Grants to help women in the final year of a PhD.Awards Emergency Grants to graduate women on a post graduate course who then face an unforeseeable financial crisis.Awards Theodora Bosanquet bursaries are offered annually to women graduates whose research in History or English Literature requires a short residence in London.

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT GOOD HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY WITHIN AREAS OF NEUROLOGY OR PHYSIOTHERAPY OR COGNATE HEALTH-RELATED FIELDS (INCLUDING NEURO-PHYSIOTHERAPY, NEUROSCIENCES, NEURO-TECHNOLOGY, NEUROSURGERY, NEURO-REHABILITATION AND ADJACENT SUBDISCIPLINES) THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, SCHOLARSHIP, RESEARCH, KNOWLEDGE-CREATION, DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE, LEADERSHIP, CONTINUING DEVELOPMEN

Pulloxhill Gymnastics Centre offer High Quality Gymnastics Classes to Young Persons in Bedfordshire and the surrounding area to enhance their lives through the provision of sport. We also offer scholarship and bursary programmes as well as training opportunities for young persons within our local area.

Mental Health Research UK ('MHRUK') funds research into the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of all forms of mental illnesses, and develops research capacity through the award of research scholarships. Its aims are supported by the Royal College of Psychiatrists. MHRUK has already awarded 31 Ph.D research scholarships over the past 14 years.

To relieve the condition of and improve the quality of life of disabled people by means of offering scholarships to learn to fly aircraft and to promote and facilitate the flying of aircraft by disabled people. Thereby assisting them to realise and achieve their potential.

ASTO distributes bursary funds to member organisations to support the provision of Sail Training opportunities in the UK. It organises events such as the Small Ships' Races to promote Sail Training, runs international exchanges with other Sail Training organisations, and encourages greater participation. It gathers evidence of the outcomes and actively promotes Sail Training and its benefits.

The charity gives grants to UK and foreign agencies for education and missionary work. These grants include the "Bernard Mizeki" award which funds ministry given by the laity and Father Benson scholarships, awarded to seminarians at St Stephen's House Oxford to help those engaged in higher theological study.

To provide scholarships to students from lower socio-economic backgrounds to study law. Scholarships cover the costs of university fees and contribute to living expenses. Recipients also receive mentoring, insight days and employment workshops, work experience and a place at a trainee solicitor assessment centre at Stephenson Harwood.

We seek to promote the understanding and practice of Mennonite and other Anabaptist beliefs and values. This is achieved through the provision of practical support and funding for Christian workers, like-minded organisations and community projects. Study bursaries and materials are also made available, and a network of Anabaptist groups in the UK is facilitated.

The Antipode Foundation promotes and advances social scientific research, education and scholarship in the field of radical and critical geography. It produces the peer-reviewed academic journal 'Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography'; funds research in higher education and related institutions; and supports academic conferences, summer schools, and the translation of scholarship.

The company's main objectives are the preservation for the use of the general public Dr Johnson's House, 17 Gough Square, London who may view the house and its content on a nominal fee basis, and who may dine there; and the advancement and encouragement of learning and scholarship

Publication of Peer review journal and granting of bursaries for animal welfare

The National Youth Arts Trust exists to do something about inequality in the performing arts industry and to ensure a career in the arts is accessible to all. Our bursaries and drama projects help talented students from disadvantaged backgrounds train in dance, music and drama.

The objects of the Charity are to advance education for the public benefit by in particular, butnot limited to: promoting research and the useful results of research; cooperating withuniversities, business schools, and other organisations and individuals; and providing andassisting in the provision of scholarships and bursaries.

Advancing the education in the art and appreciation of music and other performing arts, including the provision of workshops and informal presentations of process work.Promoting education in music, in particular but not limited to young people, including awarding bursaries or other funding to enable them to develop their education and skills in music.Making appropriate charitable donations.

The primary activity of the charity is to provide financial support to the charitable purposes of The King's School Worcester. It aims to do so mainly through the generation of funds from which significant bursary grants may be made to enable pupils to attend the School whose families would otherwise be unable to affords for them to do so.

Providing study grants and bursaries to mature students studying at the Keren Shlomo Institute and making grants to other institutions and charities.

Developing and supporting the use of the resources and facilities of Knightsbridge School for the benefit of the community; fund raising for the purpose of providing bursaries/scholarships; working in cooperation with local state primary schools on joint projects.