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Students who live in the former parish of Beighton and are in need.
Eligibility
Students who live in the former parish of Beighton and are in need.
Type of grants
One-off grants according to need.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice, other welfare agency or a third party such as a relative, neighbour or trustee.
Other information
Grants are also made for relief in need purposes.
Grant provided by: Beighton Relief-in-Need Charity
Contact Details
Elms Bungalow
Queens Road
Beighton
Sheffield S20 1AW
Telephone: 0114 2692875
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Pupils of the following schools in the county of Somerset: Richard Huish College, Taunton; King's College, Taunton; Queen's College, Taunton; Taunton School, Taunton; Wellington School, Wellington.
Eligibility
Pupils of the following schools in the county of Somerset: Richard Huish College, Taunton; King's College, Taunton; Queen's College, Taunton; Taunton School, Taunton; Wellington School, Wellington who have a GCSE or A-level in Religious Studies.
Type of grants
Grants of £300 a year for students when they start at university. The grants are made for the duration of the university course.
Applications
Applications should be made through the various schools.
Grant provided by: Huish’s Exhibition Foundation
Contact Details
Porter Dodson Solicitors
Quad 4000
Blackbrook Park Avenue
Taunton
TA1 2PX
Telephone: 01823 625 800
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Children under 18 who live in the city of Plymouth or district of Caradon, Cornwall and who are sick or disabled and in need.
Eligibility
Children under 18 who live in the city of Plymouth or district of Caradon, Cornwall and who are sick or disabled and in need.
Type of grants
One-off grants of £200 to £500.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent giving brief details of income and outgoings of the applicant's parent/guardian and a description of the child's need. Applications should be made preferably through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency but can also be made directly by the individual or through another third party. They are considered on an ongoing basis.
Other information
The fund occasionally gives to charities/organisations that support such children.
Grant provided by: The Beckly Trust
Contact Details
10 South Hill
Stoke
Plymouth
PL1 5RR
Telephone: 01752 675071
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People under 25 who live in Waltham Forest and are studying at the universities of Cambridge, London or Oxford and attended one of the following schools: Connaught Girls’ High School, Norlington Boys’ High School, Leyton Sixth Form College, George
Eligibility
People under 25 who live in Waltham Forest and are studying at the universities of Cambridge, London or Oxford and attended one of the following schools: Connaught Girls’ High School, Norlington Boys’ High School, Leyton Sixth Form College, George Mitchell High School, Tom Hood Senior High School and Leytonstone School.
Type of grants
Grants ranging from £50 to £200 to help with books, equipment or living expenses.
Applications
On a form available from the correspondent. Applications must be submitted directly by the individual by the end of May for consideration by August.
Grant provided by: The Henry Green Scholarship Fund
Contact Details
Silver Birch House
Uplands Business Park
Blackhorse Lane
London
E17 5SD
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Entry updated.
Eligibility
Unmarried women, widows and widowers who are over 50 years old, live in England or Wales, are members of the Church of England and have never received parochial relief or public assistance.
Type of grants
Grants are fixed annually and paid in two instalments.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent. Only a limited number of pensions are available, and places become available at irregular intervals.
Grant provided by: The Hounsfield Pension
Contact Details
c/o Wrigleys Solicitors
3rd Floor
Fountain Precinct
Balm Green
Sheffield S1 2JA
Telephone: 0114 267 5594
Fax: 0114 276 3176
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Young people, aged between 5 and 18 years who attend primary or secondary Edinburgh Merchant Company Schools.
Eligibility
Young people, aged between 5 and 18 years who attend primary or secondary Edinburgh Merchant Company Schools.
Type of grants
Grants are given for school fees, clothing, books and allowances. The maximum award is about £2,000.
Applications
On a form available from the correspondent for consideration in August, a bursar at their school usually interviews applicants.
Grant provided by: The James Scott Law Charitable Fund
Contact Details
Merchants’ Hall
22 Hanover Street
Edinburgh EH2 2EP
Telephone: 0131 225 7202
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People who live in the ancient parish of Acaster Malbis.
Eligibility
People who live in the ancient parish of Acaster Malbis which includes part of the village of Naburn.
Type of grants
In the past grants have been given towards swimming lessons for small children, field trips and visits abroad for schoolchildren and students at college and university. Grants have also been given towards books, materials and cost of transport from place of study to residence.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent, including invoices for expenses. As each case is considered on its own merit, applicants are asked to supply as much information as possible. Applications are considered in March, June and October.
Grant provided by: The Knowles Educational Foundation
Contact Details
The Granary
Mill Lane
Acaster Malbis
York
YO23 2UL
Telephone: 01904 706153
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People in need who have lived in the area of the old borough of Lowestoft for at least three years.
Eligibility
People in need who have lived in the area of the old borough of Lowestoft for at least three years.
Type of grants
On average ten one-off grants are made each year ranging from £50 to £500 for items and services such as furniture, clothing, childcare costs, help for disabled people, debt relief, help with funeral costs and so on.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent, directly by the individual. Applications are considered monthly.
Other information
The charity also makes grants to local organisations.
Grant provided by: The Lowestoft Church and Town Relief in Need Charity
Contact Details
Lowestoft Charity Board
148 London Road North
Lowestoft
Suffolk NR32 1HF
Telephone: 01502 718700
Fax: 01502 718709
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People in need who are 60 or over and have lived or worked in the former county borough of Bradford for at least three years.
Eligibility
People in need who are 60 or over and have lived or worked in the former county borough of Bradford for at least three years.
Type of grants
On average around 10 recipients receive pensions of £400 a year.
Applications
In writing at any time to: M Chappell, 56 Carr Lane, Shipley, West Yorkshire BD18 2LD. Applicants should include details of income and assets.
Grant provided by: The Moser Benevolent Trust Fund
Contact Details
33 Mossy Bank Close
Queensbury
Bradford
West Yorkshire BD13 1PX
Telephone: 01274 817414
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Members of the North Wales Police Force and former members of this and previous forces amalgamated within constituent forces, and their families and immediate dependants who are in need.
Eligibility
Members of the North Wales Police Force and former members of this and previous forces amalgamated within constituent forces, and their families and immediate dependants who are in need.
Type of grants
One-off and recurrent grants according to need. Grants are also made at Christmas.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent. Applications are considered quarterly, although urgent applicants can be considered as they arrive.
Grant provided by: The North Wales Police Benevolent Fund
Contact Details
North Wales Police Federation
311 Abergele Road
Old Colwyn
Colwyn Bay LL29 9YF
Telephone: 01492 805404
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