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Clackmannanshire Educational Trust

People who live in the county of Clackmannanshire.

Eligibility

People resident in the county of Clackmannanshire.

Type of grants

Grants of £50 to £100 towards educational travel (in the UK or overseas) and adult education.

Applications

Directly by the individual on a form available from the education services team, or the website, including two references. Applications are considered on the first Thursday of January, April, July and October.

Grant provided by: Clackmannanshire Educational Trust

Contact Details
Clackmannanshire Council
Lime Tree House
Alloa FK10 1EX
Telephone: 01259 452363
Fax: 01259 452440

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Anglia Care Trust

People in need who live in East Anglia and are experiencing or have experienced a legal restriction on their liberty, and their families. Namely offenders, ex-offenders or people who are at risk of offending.

Eligibility

People in need who live in East Anglia and are experiencing or have experienced a legal restriction on their liberty, and their families. Namely offenders, ex-offenders or people who are at risk of offending.

Exclusions

Grants are not given towards payment of debts, fines, legal costs or hire purchases.

Type of grants

One-off grants towards rehabilitation and education. Grants usually range from £10 to £70. Sums of money are not usually paid direct, but itemised bills will be met directly. If items can be reclaimed from either housing benefit or returnable deposit, this must be considered.

Applicants will usually already be supported by, or are known to, ACT and should have exhausted all possible sources of statutory funds.

The areas that will be supported are:

  • education and/or training
  • basic equipment/tools
  • furniture
  • moving into new accommodation
  • clothing to enable people to seek employment/return to work
  • others on merit.
Applications

In writing to the correspondent. All applications must be supported by a probation officer or other professional person and are considered quarterly.

Other information

For this entry, the information relates to the money available from ACT. For more information on what is available throughout East Anglia, contact the correspondent.

Grant provided by: Anglia Care Trust

Contact Details
65 St Matthew’s Street
Ipswich
Suffolk IP1 3EW
Telephone: 01473 213140
Email: admin@angliacaretrust.org.uk
Website: www.angliacaretrust.org.uk

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The Charity of Jane Patricia Eccles

Older women in need, living within the old West Bromwich boundary.

Eligibility

Older women in need who live in Sandwell.

Type of grants

One-off grants in kind to meet specific needs, for example phone installation, showers and Braille reader machines for the blind.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent for consideration at any time. Applications can be submitted either directly by the individual or a family member, through a third party such as a social worker, or through an organisation such as Citizens Advice or other welfare agency. Applications must be made through, and include, a letter of support from a doctor, church minister or welfare agency.

Grant provided by: The Charity of Jane Patricia Eccles

Contact Details
9 Highcroft Drive
Sutton Coldfield
West Midlands
B74 4SX
Telephone: 01283 513065

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Brentford & Chiswick Relief in Need and Sick Poor Persons Fund

People who are in need who live in Brentford and Chiswick.

Eligibility

People in need who live in Brentford and Chiswick.

Exclusions

No grants for items which should be provided by a statutory authority.

Type of grants

One-off grants ranging from £50 to £200, which have recently been given towards a specialised computer, a special buggy for a child with disabilities, debts and a holiday for a person with disabilities.

Applications

On an application form available through the funds' website. The form must be signed by a professional person such as a vicar, social worker, teacher or doctor.

Other information

The fund also makes grants to organisations.

Grant provided by: Brentford & Chiswick Relief in Need and Sick Poor Persons Fund

Contact Details
St Paul's Church Hall
St Paul's Road
Brentford
Middlesex
TW8 0PN
Telephone: 020 8568 7442

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Association of Principals of Colleges Benevolent Fund

Members and ex-members of the association, and their dependants, who are in need.

Eligibility

Members and ex-members of the association, and their dependants, who are in need.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need. Grants have been given to widows and dependants of members who have died.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Grant provided by: Association of Principals of Colleges Benevolent Fund

Contact Details
Association of Colleges
5th Floor
Centre Point
103 New Oxford Street
London WC1A 1RG
Telephone: 0207 827 4600
Fax: 0207 827 4645

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Confederation of Forest Industries (Formerly known as the Association of Professional Foresters Education and Provident Fund)

Members of the Forestry and Timber Association (or the Confederation of Forest Industries) and their dependants who are in need. Members must have been involved with the association for at least one year.

Eligibility

Members of the Forestry and Timber Association (or ConFor) and their dependants who are in need. Members must have been involved with the association for at least one year.

Type of grants

One-off grants are made towards expenses for those experiencing hardship.

Applications

Application forms are available to download from the fund's website.

Other information

Anyone can join ConFor who has an interest in trees, woodlands or timber.

Grant provided by: Confederation of Forest Industries

Correspondent confirmed new address and contact details. CC 02/07/08

Contact Details
Woodland Place
Belford
Northumberland NE70 7QA
Telephone: 01668 213937
Fax: 01668 213555
Email: jane@apfs.demon.co.uk
Website: www.confor.org.uk

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John Watt’s Trust

People over 55 who have the name Watt and who live in the parish of South Leith or those who have done so for at least 10 years prior to their application. People in need who have lived or are living in the City of Edinburgh or any part of Midloth

Eligibility
  • People over 55 who have the name Watt and who live in the parish of South Leith or those who have done so for at least 10 years prior to their application.
  • People in need who have lived or are living in the City of Edinburgh or any part of Midlothian may apply.
Type of grants

Grants are given in quarterly instalments.

Applications

Prospective applicants must respond to an advertisement in the local press or through the local Leith churches, but more information can be gained from the correspondent. Applications are generally requested in November for consideration in January.

Other information

The trust has a visitor who is a member of South Leith Parish Church. He visits the pensioners throughout the year and reports to the trustees on their state of health and needs.

Grant provided by: John Watt’s Trust

Contact Details
Mowat Hall Dick
45 Queen Charlotte Street
Leith
Edinburgh EH6 7HT
Telephone: 0131 555 0616
Email: elspeth.williamson@mhdlaw.co.uk

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Key Trust

People living in Scotland who are in need due to age, ill health or disability.

Eligibility

People living in Scotland who are in need due to age, ill health or disability.

Type of grants

One off grants according to need. Recent grants have been given to help people setting up home, for example, towards furnishings such as carpets and to enable people to gain independence and 'experience more out of life'.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, submitted either directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizen's Advice or other welfare agency.

Grant provided by: Key Trust

The Key Trust supports people in Scotland who have learning difficulties.

Contact Details
Key Trust
c/o Key Housing Association
Savoy Tower
77 Renfrew Street
Glasgow
G2 3BZ

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Lewisham Education Charity

People aged 26 or under who are in need and live in the ancient parish of Lewisham (which does not include Deptford or Lee).

Eligibility

People aged 25 or under who are in need and live in the ancient parish of Lewisham (which does not include Deptford or Lee).

Type of grants

One-off grants for any educational need. There are no specific restrictions except where statutory bodies should be responsible. Applications are preferred for specific items rather than contributions to large fee costs.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, either directly by the individual, or via their school, college or educational welfare agency. Applications are considered regularly.

Other information

Some support is also occasionally given to local schools.

Grant provided by: Lewisham Education Charity

Contact Details
Lloyd Court
Slagrove Place
London SE13 7LP
Telephone: 020 8690 8145
Email: admin@lpcharities.co.uk

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Macdonald Bequest

Young people in need who live in the city of St Andrews or in the parish of St Andrews and St Leonards.

Eligibility

Young people in need who live in the city of St Andrews or in the parish of St Andrews and St Leonards.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need. Recent grants have been given towards living costs, holidays and disability equipment.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent to be submitted either through a third party such as a social worker, or through an organisation such as a Citizens Advice or other welfare agency. Applications are considered throughout the year and should include details of the individual's financial position (which will be treated in confidence).

Other information

The trust also gives grants to organisations in the area of benefit.

Grant provided by: Macdonald Bequest

Contact Details
c/o Pagan Osborne
106 South Street
St Andrews
Fife KY16 9QD
Telephone: 01334 475001
Email: elcalderwood@pagan.co.uk

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