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Sir Percival Griffiths’ Tea Planters Trust

People who live in the UK who are or have been involved in tea planting in India and their dependants.

Eligibility

People who live in the UK who are or have been involved in tea planting in India and their dependants.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants of up to £3,000 to help with general living expenses. One-off grants include those for assistance with medical equipment, electrical goods and so on.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent including details of career in India (dates, tea garden and so on). Applications can be submitted directly by the individual, through a social worker, Citizens Advice, welfare agency, or third party and are considered at any time.

Grant provided by: Sir Percival Griffiths’ Tea Planters Trust

Contact Details
Wrotham Place
High Street
Wrotham
Sevenoaks
Kent TN15 7AE
Telephone: 020 7201 3065

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Robinson’s Educational Foundation

People below the age of 25 who live in the parish of Sedbergh, with a preference for people who live in Howgill.

Eligibility

People below the age of 25 who live in the parish of Sedbergh, with a preference for people who live in Howgill.

Type of grants

One-off grants from £15 to £1,000 are given for a wide range of educational needs not covered by the local education authority. Grants can be given to schoolchildren towards music lessons. Students in further/higher education can receive help for books, fees/living expenses or study or travel abroad.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent, either directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice, other welfare agency or other third party. Applications are considered in September.

Grant provided by: Robinson’s Educational Foundation

Contact Details
Milne Moser Solicitors
100 Highgate
Kendal
Cumbria LA9 4HE
Telephone: 01539 729786

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Southampton and District Sick Poor Fund and Humane Society

People who are sick and poor and live in Southampton and the immediate surrounding area.

Eligibility

People who are sick and poor and live in Southampton and the immediate surrounding area. Grants and certificates are also awarded to people for saving or attempting to save someone from drowning or other dangers.

Type of grants

One-off grants usually ranging from £50 to £250 for bedding, food, fuel and specialist equipment to alleviate an existing condition or to assist with day-to-day living.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications should preferably be submitted through a social worker, Citizen's Advice or other welfare agency. The trustees usually meet twice a year, but applications can be dealt with outside these meetings. Applicants must clearly demonstrate that they are both sick and poor (such as evidence of Income Support or other state benefits).

Grant provided by: Southampton and District Sick Poor Fund and Humane Society

Contact Details
Arcadia House
Maritime Walk
Southampton SO14 3TL
Telephone: 023 8088 1700

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The Aston-Cum-Aughton Educational Foundation

Pupils in the area of Aston-Cum-Aughton and Swallownest with Fence, where needs cannot be met from official sources.

Eligibility

Pupils in the area of Aston-Cum-Aughton and Swallownest with Fence, where needs cannot be met from official sources.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants towards items the LEA cannot provide, such as books and other equipment.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent or to any trustee either by the individual or their headmaster. Applications are considered in March and September, but special cases will be considered throughout the year. Applications should include some details of what the grant is to be spent on and the total cost.

Grant provided by: The Aston-with-Aughton Educational Foundation

Contact Details
3 Rosegarth Avenue
Aston
Sheffield S26 2DB

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The Athlone Trust

Adopted children under the age of 18 who are in need.

Eligibility

Adopted children under the age of 18 who are in need.

Type of grants

The trust gives grants for school fees, but not for people at college or university. Occasionally one-off grants are given to help with the cost of education essentials for schoolchildren.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications should be submitted by the applicant's parent/guardian and are usually considered in May and November.

Other information

Occasionally the trust will consider people who are 19 years old providing they are still at school.

Grant provided by: The Athlone Trust

Contact Details
Stoakes Cottage
Hastingleigh
Ashford
Kent
TN25 5HG
Telephone: 01233 750216

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The Association of School and College Leaders Benevolent Fund

The dependents of deceased members of the association. Also current and former members of the association, and their dependants, who are in need.

Eligibility

The dependents of deceased members of the association; current and former members of the association and their dependants; and, retired employees of the association.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Other information

The association was previously known as The Secondary Heads Association Benevolent Fund.

Grant provided by: The Association of School and College Leaders Benevolent Fund

Contact Details
130 Regent Road
Leicester LE1 7PG
Telephone: 0116 299 1122
Fax: 0116 299 1123
Email: carole.baldam@ascl.org.uk

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The Alfrick Educational Charity

People who live in the parish of Alfrick, Lulsley and Suckley and are under 25.

Eligibility

People who live in the parish of Alfrick, Lulsley and Suckley and are under 25.

Type of grants

Grants are given to further and higher education students for books, maintenance/living expenses and educational outings in the UK.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent directly by the individual. Applications can be submitted at any time.

Grant provided by: The Alfrick Educational Charity

Contact Details
Bewell
Alfrick
Worcestershire WR6 5EY
Telephone: 01905 731731
Email: a.duncan@wwf.co.uk

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The Alper Charitable Trust

Young musicians in full-time education.

Eligibility

Young musicians in full-time education.

Exclusions

People on postgraduate courses are ineligible for help.

Type of grants

The trust usually gives an interest-free loan (generally £200 to £500) to help buy a musical instrument.

Applications

Write to the correspondent for an application form (enclosing an sae). Applications can be submitted directly by the individual at any time. Two references are essential.

Grant provided by: The Alper Charitable Trust

Contact Details
6 Goodricks Burnham
Thorpe Kings
Lynn
Norfolk PE31 8HP
Telephone: 01223 892641
Fax: 01223 895605
Email: simonalper@chilfordhall.co.uk

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Renfrewshire Educational Trust

People who have lived within either the Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire or Inverclyde areas for the last three years or have come from one of the aforementioned areas but currently live elsewhere in order to undertake their course of studies. Student's family income must not exceed £30,000 per annum. For children's excursions the minimum criteria is receiving free school meals.

Eligibility

People who have lived within either the Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire or Inverclyde areas for the last three years or have come from one of the aforementioned areas but currently live elsewhere in order to undertake their course of studies. Student's family income must not exceed £34,000 per annum. For children's excursions the minimum criteria is receiving free school meals.

Exclusions

No grants for individuals whose household income is £30,000 or over.

Type of grants

Grants of typically £200 to £400 for fees, maintenance or travel costs associated with further or higher education including the performing arts. Schoolchildren can receive help with the costs of educational outings.

One award of £3,400 is made each year to a student on a one year taught masters course.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent or the website. (Separate application forms are available for general grants and travel grants.) Details of household income are requested. Applications can be submitted either directly by the individual or via their school. Applications are considered every six weeks.

Grant provided by: Renfrewshire Educational Trust

Contact Details
Renfrewshire Council
Cotton Street
Paisley PA1 1JB

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Stepney Relief-in-Need Charity

People in need who live within the old Metropolitan Borough of Stepney.

Eligibility

People in need who live within the old Metropolitan Borough of Stepney.

Type of grants

One-off grants of £200 to £500, including those for uniforms/clothing, books and fees for attendance at college or university.

Applications

An application form is available from the correspondent and may be submitted either directly by the individual or through a relative, social worker or other welfare agency. The trustees usually meet four times a year, but some applications can be considered between meetings at the chair's discretion.

Grant provided by: Stepney Relief-in-Need Charity

Contact Details
Rectory Cottage
5 White Horse Lane
Stepney
London E1 3NE
Telephone: 020 7790 3598

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