Education Charities

To promote the benefit of people living in the Leeds 11 district of South Leeds. To advance the education, employment and health of women and their families, who due to cultural and language restrictions, have increased social, health and economic needs to be addressed. Services: One to one, group work and advice and advocacy.

THE PROVISION OF GRANTS TO FOUR LOCAL SCHOOLS, TO SCHOOL PUPILS ON EDUCATIONAL TRIPS AND TO ILMINSTER BASED UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE STUDENTS. THERE IS ALSO PROVISION FOR A SMALL GRANT EACH YEAR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARISH OF ILMINSTER GENERALLY

To advance the learning and development of children below compulsory school age by (A) providing safe and satisfying group play, in which parents have the right to take part. (B) encouraging other charitable activities through which parents may help the children. (C) furthering the aims of Trinity Pre-School.

The charity built a swimming pool in 1976 on the comprehensive school campus, since that time the charity has been responsible for the operation of the pool in the provision of swimming facilities both for teaching and recreational purposes. Special equipment is also available for use by disabled children and adults. During out of hours school time the swimming pool is always available for use by

++Â++º+-ª Alleviate poverty ++Â++º+-ª Provide health advice, advocacy, assistance, offenders projects, Welfare/Employment Rights advice and Assistance++Â++º+-ª Provide Educational, Training & Employment skills development++Â++º+-ª Provide Capacity Building Interventions to organisations and individuals ++Â++º+-ª Provide research, information and assistance to other agencies in related matters

Our policy is to give grants to students entering further education for up to four years and one off grants for tools and other equipment to those starting apprenticeships or work training on the job. The area we cover is the ancient parishes of Elm, Emneth and Friday Bridge with Coldham. The charity only gives grants up to the age of twenty five.

The trust income is paid to the Sir Thomas Mansel Franklen Trust which provides special benefits over and above that provided by the Local Education Authority to Cowbridge Comprehensive School and may provide grants to pupils and former pupils. Trust land remaining is held to be used for the purposes of the School.

Serving the local community and providing important experiences for children between home and school. Your child will be learning skills, acquiring new knowledge and demonstrating their understanding through 7 areas of learning and development. Children learn by playing and exploring, being active, and through creative and critical thinking which takes place both indoors and outside.

The main activities of the charity focus around the provisions of swimming. This specifically includes swimming for schools, mums and toddlers, lessons for both adults and children, aqua fit classes and general public swimming sessions.

To provide benefits for Aylesbury Grammar School as may be determined from time to time by the Trustees, as detailed in the Foundation's Scheme number 42842 dated 24 March 1960 and subsequent variations thereto. This includes support in relation to prizes, infrastructure and non-core curriculum activities.

The objects of the Foundation are to promote education and provide support to Parmiter's school and its pupils.The policies of the Foundation cover:The development and enhancement of the Parmiter's school site.The rendering of financial assistance to the schoolThe granting of Bursaries to current and former pupils

The Rainbow Centre is a community centre for the Over 50s. We have about 20 different activities taking place throughout the week, which include Tai Chi, Art classes, sequence dancing, computer classes, short mat bowling etc. We operate a luncheon club and provide meals for luncheon clubs both at the Centre and in the community.

Isleham Under Fives Association works in partnership with parents/carers to provide quality care and play based learning activities for all Pre-School children living in the local community. Working in accordance with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). As set by the Department of Education.We also run a parent/toddler group in the village hall.

To provide grants to parents of pupils at Bedales School in need of financial aid to pay their tuition fees, with a preference for parents who were themselves pupils at the School

We are a local committee run pre school in Dorset and operate from a detached unit in the grounds of a local primary school. We currently provide care for 39 children aged 2 years 3 months - 4 years old. We help prepare them for reception/primary school and follow the EYFS guidelines to achieve this. To run smoothly we rely on Government funding, fees from parents and fundraising for resources.

Art Gallery and Academy of Artist Members.Free access to in excess of 12 temporary exhibitions per year. With lectures, workshops, master-classes and demonstrations, working with the general public, schools and community groups.

We are a small, community based pre school run by a committee of parents. We aim to offer high quality pre school care and education in a safe, secure and friendly environment.

OBJECTS To pay or apply "the whole of the income and capital of the Trust Fund in support of the charitable work of the school and towards or in furtherance and promotion of the Orthodox Jewish religion,.

THE CREATION, MAINTENANCE AND FUNDING OF GRANTS,BURSARIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, PRIZES AND REWARDS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THEIR EDUCATION AND GOOD STANDARDS OF STUDY.

To provide grants primarily to persons under the age of 25 years in higher education who are resident or born in the ancient parish of Merton or who have attended Rutlish School for three years and to provide land and buildings and other benefits for Rutlish School.

ESRA is a leader in the field of providing local specialist employment related services to our clients (people with mental health problems) and employers. Our services are available to clients who are looking to return to or retain work and also employers who need advice and support in recruiting or retaining valuable staff (who have mental health problems).

The principal activity of the company is the running of Whitwell Hall Country Centre for boarding and camping for school residentials. To relieve those in need by reason of their youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantage by such means as the trustees determine

The Trust is an endowed trust distributing the income in the Old Borough of Darwen in Lancashire.The Trust Deed restricts giving to the above area and to persons educated in the schools of Darwen. It can also benefit charitable organisations that benefit the people of Darwen but such grants are usually restricted to hospices and hospitals.

The Congregation Charity supports all-age schools for children, and health centres. Also, it participates in running social welfare and religious projects. Globally and throughout England and Wales the Trust works mostly in deprived or rural areas.

The assistance of junior or adult education, encouragement of educational travel, research of social conditions for the benefit of poorer classes, and the advancement of such objects being charitable as the trustees shall deem it.All of the funds are currently allocated and unsolicited applications will not be considered.