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The Isaac & Annie Fogelman Relief Trust

People of the Jewish faith aged 40 and over who live in Portsmouth.

Eligibility

People of the Jewish faith aged 40 and over who live in Portsmouth and worship at the Portsmouth Jewish Synagogue.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need.

Applications

In writing to: The Secretary, Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation, The Thicket, Elm Grove, Southsea PO5 2AA. Applications are considered quarterly.

Grant provided by: The Isaac & Annie Fogelman Relief Trust

Contact Details
Torrington House
47 Holywell Hill
St Albans
Hertfordshire
AL1 1HD
Telephone: 01727 885560

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The Lisa Ullmann Travelling Scholarship Fund

Individuals working in all areas of movement and dance. Scholarships are awarded to dancers (ballet dancers and commercial dancers), choreographers, administrators, teachers, therapists, journalists, photographers and others. Travel must originate in, and return to, the UK.

Eligibility

Individuals working in all areas of movement and dance who wish to travel abroad or in the UK.

This includes:

  • Ballet dancers
  • Choreographers
  • Commercial dancers

 

Exclusions

The following are not supported: fees for courses or conferences are not paid; fees or travel for 'long' courses, e.g. courses extending over one, two or three years; these include, for example, most diploma, certificate, degree and postgraduate courses; individuals under the age of 18; projects which directly support the work of companies, institutions or organisations; set up costs of projects or festivals; those not resident in the UK for a minimum of two years continuously prior to the application; previous recipients of LUTSF scholarships are considered for a second award only after at least five years have passed and/or in exceptional circumstances.

Type of grants

Scholarships are awarded to fund the travel of individuals abroad or in the UK to attend conferences, to pursue a research project, or undertake a short course of study in the field of movement or dance.

Applications

On a form available from 1 September from the fund's website. Four signed copies of the form must be sent by post to arrive no later than 25 January. Forms not received by this date cannot be considered. Forms sent by email or fax are not acceptable. Applicants are informed of the outcome of their application by the end of March, and scholarships winners may travel from April onward.

Grant provided by: The Lisa Ullmann Travelling Scholarship Fund

Contact Details
Breach
Kilmington
Axminster
Devon EX13 7ST
Website: www.lutsf.org.uk

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The Morgan Trust

Children of people who: (i) were born or educated in the former royal burghs of Dundee, Forfar, Arbroath and Montrose; or (ii) have been resident in one or more these burghs for five years immediately before applying for an award or immediately be

Eligibility

Children of people who: (i) were born or educated in the former royal burghs of Dundee, Forfar, Arbroath and Montrose; or (ii) have been resident in one or more these burghs for five years immediately before applying for an award or immediately before his/her death.

Exclusions

Grants are not given to people with an income of more than £10,000, unless there are exceptional circumstances.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants of up to £200, usually for maintenance/living expenses. Grants are reviewed each year. Emergency grants are available to allow pupils to continue their education following some family crisis.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, for completion on behalf of the applicant with full details of their financial situation. Applications are usually considered at May and November meetings.

Grant provided by: The Morgan Trust

Contact Details
Miller Hendry
13 Ward Road
Dundee DD1 1LU

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The Joseph Jory’s Charity

Widows over 50 who are in need and have lived in the city of Plymouth for the last seven years.

Eligibility

Widows over 50 who are in need and have lived in the city of Plymouth for the last seven years.

Type of grants

Small pensions, paid quarterly. Amounts vary according to available income.

Applications

The trust advertises locally when funds are available; because ongoing grants are made funds only become available to new applicants when someone leaves the fund's list of beneficiaries. New applications made are, however, kept on file.

Grant provided by: The Joseph Jory’s Charity

Contact Details
c/o Wolferstans
60–66 North Hill
Plymouth PL4 8EP
Telephone: 01752 292 347

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The Cornwall Retired Clergy, Widows of the Clergy and their Dependants Fund

Widows, widowers and dependents of deceased members of the clergy who live in, or have worked in, the diocese of Truro. Retired Anglican clergy who are in need and have links with Truro are also eligible for support.

Eligibility

Widows, widowers and dependents of deceased members of the clergy who live in, or have worked in, the diocese of Truro. Retired Anglican clergy who are in need and have links with Truro are also eligible for support.

Exclusions

No grants for assistance with school fees or university fees.

Type of grants

Grants are one-off and occasionally recurrent according to need. Recent grants have ranged from £50 to £500 and included funding for dentist's fees, spectacles, travel to hospital and assistance with equipment for people with disabilities.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a relative or a carer. They are usually considered monthly.

Grant provided by: The Cornwall Retired Clergy, Widows of the Clergy and their Dependants Fund

Contact Details
Truro Diocesan Board Of Finance
Diocesan House
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 1JQ
Telephone: 01872 274351
Email: accountant@truro.anglican.org

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The JTH Charitable Trust

People in need who live in Glasgow and are undertaking education which enhances the cultural and social fabric of society with a view to meeting unmet local needs which are not municipal, governmental or religious.

Eligibility

People in need who live in Glasgow and are undertaking education which enhances the cultural and social fabric of society with a view to meeting unmet local needs which are not municipal, governmental or religious.

Exclusions

Grants are unlikely to be made to people at Glasgow or Strathclyde Universities or Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Dance as the trust makes block payments to the hardship funds of these institutions. Grants are also not normally awarded towards medical electives, second or further qualifications, payments of school fees or costs incurred at tertiary educational establishments.

Type of grants

One-off grants ranging from £100 to £1,000 to schoolchildren for study/travel overseas, books, equipment/instruments and maintenance/living expenses, to college students, undergraduates, vocational students and mature students for fees, study/travel overseas, books, equipment/instruments, maintenance/living expenses and childcare, to overseas students for fees, books, equipment/instruments and maintenance/living expenses and to individuals with special educational needs for excursions.

Applications

An application form to be submitted together with a summary in the applicant’s own words, extending to no more than a single A4 sheet, of the purpose and need of the grant. The possible costs and financial need should also be broken down.

The trustees meet four times a year normally in March, June, September and December, but this can vary. All applications should be submitted one month prior to the meeting.

It is a condition that with any grant given, a report should be made as to how the funds have been used. Grants not used for the purposes stated must be returned. Applicants receiving help one year may expect to be refused in the next.

Grant provided by: The JTH Charitable Trust

Contact Details
Biggart Baillie
Dalmore House
310 St Vincent Street
Glasgow G2 5QR
Telephone: 0141 228 8000
Email: jlane@biggartbaillie.co.uk

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The Lizzie Brooke Charity

Older people, people who are sick and those in need who live in West Cornwall

Eligibility

Older people, people who are sick and those in need who live in West Cornwall.

Exclusions

Grants are not made to people living in other parts of Cornwall or for students for fees.

Type of grants

One-off grants ranging from £100 to £200 for the necessities of everyday living. Grants can be given towards electric goods, clothing, holidays, travel expenses, furniture and hospital expenses.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent and completed by a sponsor. Applications should be submitted through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency. They are considered at any time.

Grant provided by: The Lizzie Brooke Charity

Contact Details
13 Church Close
Lelant
St Ives TR26 3JX
Telephone: 01736 752383
Email: mail@anthony-williams.co.uk

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The Samuel Franklin Fund

Children, young people, older people and families, who are in need and who live in the parish of Elsworth.

Eligibility

Children, young people, older people and families, who are in need and who live in the parish of Elsworth. Preference is given to older people, those who are facing financial difficulties and people affected by hardship who are disabled.

Type of grants

One-off or recurrent grants of £10 to £1,000 according to need towards hospital expenses, convalescence, household bills, medical equipment, nursing fees, disability equipment and home help. Christmas grants are also given.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent including brief details of requirements.

Grant provided by: The Samuel Franklin Fund

Contact Details
Low Farm
45 Brook Street
Elsworth
Cambridge
CB23 4HX
Telephone: 01954 267197
Email: helenobornesft@googlemail.com

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The Hyde Foundation

People in need in the ancient parishes of Chipping Barnet and Monken Hadley.

Eligibility

People in need in the ancient parishes of Chipping Barnet and Monken Hadley.

Type of grants

One-off grants to those in need.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent, who will forward an application form. Trustees meet quarterly in January, April, July and October to consider applications and applications should be received at the end of December, March, June and September respectively.

Other information

Grants are also given to local schools and organisations (£11,000 in 2008).

Grant provided by: The Hyde Foundation

Contact Details
1 Hillside
Codicote
Hitchin
SG4 8XZ
Telephone: 01438 820409
Email: marson36@homecall.co.uk

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The Norton Foundation

Young people under 25 who live in Birmingham or Warwickshire and are in need of care, rehabilitation or aid of any kind, 'particularly as a result of delinquency, deprivation, maltreatment or neglect or who are in danger of lapsing or relapsing in

Eligibility

Young people under 25 who live in Birmingham, Coventry or Warwickshire and are in need of care, rehabilitation or aid of any kind, 'particularly as a result of delinquency, maltreatment or neglect or who are in danger of lapsing or relapsing into delinquency'.

Type of grants

One-off grants of up to £500 are available to school children and further and higher education students for school clothing, books, equipment, instruments, fees, maintenance and living expenses and educational outings in the UK.

Applications

By letter which should contain all the information required as detailed in the guidance notes for applicants. Guidance notes are available from the correspondent or the website. Applications must be submitted through a social worker, Citizens Advice, probation service, school or other welfare agency. They are considered quarterly.

Grant provided by: The Norton Foundation

Contact Details
PO Box 10282
Redditch
Worcestershire B97 9ZA
Telephone: 01527 544446
Email: correspondent@nortonfoundation.org
Website: www.nortonfoundation.org

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