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Edward Malam Convalescent Fund

This fund was set up for the benefit of people living in Stoke-on-Trent who are in need of a holiday for convalescence or recovery after a period of ill health but who are unable to finance it themselves. Grants awarded are usually in the region of £95 - £165

Eligibility

In order to be eligible for support from the Edward Malam Convalescent Fund you should;

> Be resident in Stoke on Trent
> Be in receipt of benefits
> Need a holiday as part of convalescence

Grant provided by: The Stoke-on-Trent Children’s Holiday Trust Fund

Contact Details
The Staffordshire Community Foundation
The Dudson Centre
Hope Street
Hanley
Stoke-On-Trent ST1 5DD
Telephone: 01782 683 000
Email: jean@staffsfoundation.org.uk
Website: www.staffsfoundation.org.uk

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ICSA Benevolent Fund

The ICSA Benevolent Fund provides financial support to Members and graduates of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, former Members and/or their dependants, who find themselves in need. Members on the Institute UK register reside worldwide. Assistance can be by way of a regular payment or a one-off grant or interest free loan, depending on individual needs.

Eligibility

The ICSA is the international qualifying and Membership body for the Chartered Secretary profession and the world's leading authority on corporate governance. Support can only be considered where there is a direct relationship to the Institute. Further details can be obtained from the website.

Type of grants

There are weekly allowances and regular support available, for example towards rental costs of a telephone line, emergency alarm and TV. One-off grants are given for specific items depending on need.

Applications

Applications must be made direct to the Charity.

Grant provided by: ICSA Benevolent Fund

The ICSA Benevolent Fund provides financial support to Members and graduates of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, former Members and/or their dependants, who find themselves in need. Assistance can be by way of a regular payment or a one-off grant depending on needs.

Contact Details
Institute of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators Benevolent Fund
16 Park Crescent
London
W1B 1AH
Telephone: 02075804741
Email: icsacharities@icsa.co.uk
Website: www.icsa.org.uk

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Be the Boss

'Be the Boss' is a service from the Royal British Legion with Poppyscotland. It is aimed at supporting UK service leavers to plan, fund and grow their own small businesses.

Funded by the UK Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, the Legion and its partner organisations offers:

  • Training in small business set up
  • Assistance in writing a business plan and financial forecast
  • Funding to assist in the launch or growth of a business
  • Periodic health checks and business mentoring to applicants from across the UK.

The programme is open to anyone who left active service in the UK Armed Forces and intends to start up or grow a small business in the UK.

Eligibility

The scheme is open to fomer members of HM Armed Forces (including members of the Reserve Forces).

This includes former Reservists who were on mobilised service in accordance with the Reserve Forces Act 1996.

Applicants must be legally resident in the UK, register their business in the UK and meet additional eligibility criteria.

Existing businesses seeking funding must have been trading for no more than two years.

Residents or businesses outside the UK are not eligible.

Exclusions

Our Loan Funds are likely to provide finance for any purpose related to developing a sound business:

  • Refinancing of existing debt is only permitted where existing commercial finance is being withdrawn or where the purpose of refinancing is to improve the cash flow of the borrower
  • Some purposes will not be considered sound for a business, including but not exclusively, purchase of a vehicle (unless an integral part of the business), funding for trips abroad, funding for research, product development or some forms of training.
  • The Fund will not provide loans for political purposes or any activity which may bring the Fund into disrepute, such as pornography, gambling etc..

In addition, ineligible businesses are those whose principal activities include:

  • dealing in land
  • commodities
  • futures or securities
  • banking
  • insurance
  • money lending
  • debt factoring
  • hire purchase financing
  • leasing
  • financing
  • other financial activities
  • the performane of road transport for hire or reward
  • primary production of agricultural produts or in the processing and marketing of agricultural products
  • coal sector.
Type of grants

Funding for successful 'Be the Boss' applicants will be based upon their business or growth plan and financial forecast, as well as the type and status of their business ('start up' versus 'established').

Funding will be provided in £500 increments, where 25% of the total is a grant, and the remainder 75% is a loan.

  • New businesses with low to moderate start up costs (documented by their business plan) will be initially eligible fore 'Access' funding (£4,000 and below)
  • New businesses with moderate to high start up costs will be initially eligible for 'Aspire' funding (£7,500 and below)
  • Existing businesses (trading between 13-24 months) will be eligible for 'Accelerate' funding (up to £30,000).  
Applications

Applicants should first register on the Legion's employment and training portal - www.civvystreet.org - and then select https://www.civvystreet.org/betheboss/ for more information and to access the online application form.

'Be the Boss' is an online service and as such we only accept electronic applications.

Other information

The Legion will continue to provide a central point of contact for service leavers, their families and dependents who may not be eligible for assistance under the 'Be the Boss' scheme. This includes direct grants from the Legion and referral to other agencies and programmes that may be able to provide assistance, advice and funding for enterprise. 

Please visit www.britishlegion.org.uk for further information.

Grant provided by: Be the Boss Scheme (Royal British Legion)

Be the Boss is a service from the Royal British Legion with Poppyscotland aimed at supporting UK Service Leavers to plan, fund and grow their own businesses.

Contact Details
199 Borough High Street
London
SE1 1AA
Telephone: 08006785787
Email: betheboss@civvystreet.org
Website: https://www.civvystreet.org/betheboss/

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Bequests Administered by Midlothian Council

There are various bequests administered by Midlothian Council.

Eligibility

There are various bequests administered by Midlothian Council. Most of them are small (under £500) and therefore do not warrant individual entries in this guide. The following entry gives basic details about the bequests; further information is available from the correspondent.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or family member.

Other information

(a) The Ainslie, Sir Samuel Chisholm & Fraser Hogg Bequests
Eligibility: Poor people who live in the parish of Dalkeith.
Types of grants: Individual disbursements

(b) The Cockpen, Lasswade & Falconer Bequest
Eligibility: People in need who live in the former burghal areas of Bonnyrigg and Lasswade, and in the immediate surrounding district.
Types of grants: Individual disbursements for medical or convalescent expenses not covered by the National Health Service.

(c) The John & Margaret Haig Bequest
Eligibility: People in need over 70 who live in the former burghal area of Bonnyrigg.
Types of grants: Individual disbursements.

(d) The Earl of Stair Bequest
Eligibility: People in need who live in the parish of Cranston.
Types of grants: Logs for the poor.

(e) The Tod Bequest
Eligibility: Poor people in need who live in Loanhead or Polton.
Types of

Grant provided by: Charities Administered by Midlothian Council

Contact Details
Corporate Services
Midlothian Council
Midlothian House
Buccleuch Street
Dalkeith EH22 1DN
Telephone: 0131 270 7500

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Fryer Welfare and Recreational Trusts

People in need living in the local authority boundary of Budleigh Salterton

Eligibility

People in need living in the local authority boundary of Budleigh Salterton.

Type of grants

One-off grants of £200 to £500 for recreational and welfare purposes.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent at any time. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency.

Other information

Grants may also be made to local organisations.

Grant provided by: Fryer Welfare and Recreational Trusts

Contact Details
Council Chambers
Station Road
Budleigh Salterton
Devon EX9 6RL
Telephone: 01395 442223

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Kent Farmers Benevolent Fund

People who have been engaged in agriculture and their dependants who are in need. Beneficiaries must have a connection with Kent.

Eligibility

People who have been engaged in agriculture and their dependants who are in need. Beneficiaries must have a connection with Kent.

Type of grants

Grants given according to need.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Grant provided by: Kent Farmers Benevolent Fund

Contact Details
Somerfield House
59 London Road
Maidstone
Kent
ME16 8JH

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Joan Bennett's Exhibition Endowment

Young people resident in Plymouth.

Eligibility

Young people resident in Plymouth.

Type of grants

Grants for further or higher education students, for tools, equipment, books, clothing and instruments to assist people starting apprenticeships or work. Assistance can also be given with travel costs.

Grant provided by: Joan Bennett's Exhibition Endowment

Contact Details
184 Mannamead Road
Plymouth PL3 5RE
Telephone: 01752 703280
Email: v_steer@yahoo.co.uk
Website: www.plymouth.gov.uk/modgov?modgovlink=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.plymouth.gov.uk%2FmgInternet%2FmgOutsi

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Madeleine Mary Walker Foundation

NEXT ROUND OF APPLICATIONS DUE IN BY MONDAY 3RD JUNE 2013. AN APPLICATION FORM TO BE USED

The Foundation was set to supports people in need with their educational aspirations.

The Foundation is based in Stokesley, North Yorks. & gives priority to people within a 30 mile radius of this market town.

Eligibility

People in need in the UK who are in education up to first degree level. Priority is given to those living within a 30 mile radius of Stokesley, North Yorkshire.

Exclusions

Because of demand the trustees have reluctantly decided NOT to support post graduate work or students studying for a Masters/Phd.

Type of grants

Grants usually range from £250 to £750 and are given for a variety of educational needs including books, equipment, tools, fees, instruments, travel abroad.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent using an application form.Include an SAE and contact telephone number.

NEXT ROUND OF APPLICATIONS DUE IN BY MONDAY 3RD JUNE 2013

Other information

Trustees meet four/five times per year. All applicants undergo an interview.

Grant provided by: Madeleine Mary Walker Foundation

Contact Details
1 Levington Wynd
Nunthorpe
Middlesbrough
North Yorks
TS7 0QD
Email: m100pfb@yahoo.co.uk

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Lord Wandsworth Foundation

Boarding school fees at Lord Wandsworth College for children who have lost the support of a parent through death, divorce or separation.

Eligibility

The child must have:

  • been born a British Citizen (or would have been if his or her parents had not been working abroad)
  • a pastoral and a boarding need
  • lost a parent through death, divorce or separation.

The child:

  • may be living with grandparents or a guardian
  • will need to take tests and meet the required academic standard.

The child's parent:

  • must not have remarried or be cohabiting.
Exclusions

The Foundation does not assist children:

  • with two parents or with a parent and partner at home, even if one parent is incapacitated
  • who were not born a British Citizen
  • whose parental preference is for a particular type of education

The Foundation also does not fund school fees at other boarding schools.

Type of grants

Awards are means tested. The Foundation may contribute up to 90% of the boarding fees. This is reassessed annually and is therefore subject to change.

The minimum amount that a parent is asked to pay is Child Benefit for the 33 weeks that the child is at school.

They may also qualify for a uniform grant or help with school trips, transport costs and musical instrument tuition fees.

Applications

Phone or email the Foundation or complete the online enquiry form.

Other information

Lord Wandsworth left a sum of money when he died in 1912 to be used for the education of children who had lost a parent and needed the support of a boarding environment.

The College is a co-educational day and boarding school for children aged 11-18 years. There are around 525 students, 50 of whom are supported by the Foundation.

Children who are supported by the Foundation are not identified in any way, are totally integrated and receive the same academic and pastoral care available to every other pupil. They may be weekly or full boarders.

See the College and Foundation website for further information.

We work together with other trusts and charities to help support vulnerable children. Parents may be asked to apply to other trusts where appropriate to help with the cost of the fees.

Grant provided by: Lord Wandsworth Foundation

Contact Details
Long Sutton
Hook
Hants
RG291TB
Telephone: 01256860229
Fax: 01256860363
Email: foundation@lordwandsworth.org
Website: www.lordwandsworth.org

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Equity Benevolent Fund

Assistance to fully paid up Equity members.

This can include Equity members working as:

  • choreographers
  • dancers in musical theatre
  • fight directors
  • ice skaters
  • mime artistes
  • models
  • presenters
  • street entertainers
  • theatre lighting designers
  • theatre set designers
  • actors in theatre in education
  • walk on/support artistes
Eligibility

Must be fully paid up Equity members.

This can include Equity members working as

  • choreographers
  • dancers in musical theatre
  • fight directors
  • ice skaters
  • mime artistes
  • models
  • presenters
  • street entertainers
  • theatre lighting designers
  • theatre set designers
  • actors in theatre in education
  • walk on/support artistes
Exclusions

 

Type of grants

 

Applications

 

Other information

 

Grant provided by: Equity Benevolent Fund

Assistance to fully paid up Equity members.

Contact Details
Guild House
Upper St Martins Lane
London
Telephone: 02076700226
Email: info@equity.org.uk
Website: www.equity.org.uk/Industry/Charities/

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