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Pharmacist Support

Pharmacist Support

Eligibility

Pharmacists, former pharmacists and their dependants can apply to the Charity for help in times of financial need.

Exclusions

The Charity is not able to support people who live in Northern Ireland.

Type of grants

Health and wellbeing grants, one-off and regular grants as well as student hardship grants may be available to help pay for essential living expenses such as utility bills and household items.

Applications

Applications should be made via a form which is available for download from the website at www.pharmacistsupport.org. Alternatively you can contact a member of the support team on 0808 168 2233 and a form will be mailed out to you. Completed forms can be submitted either by the individual or by a third party.

Grant provided by: Pharmacist Support

Pharmacist Support

Contact Details
Pharmacist Support
3rd Floor
The Pinnacle
73-79 King Street
Manchester
M2 4NG
Telephone: 0808 168 2233
Fax: 0161 441 0319
Email: info@pharmacistsupport.org
Website: www.pharmacistsupport.org

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Ralph and Meriel Richardson Foundation

The assistance of distressed British actors and actresses who have professionally practised or contributed to the theatrical arts (on stage radio or television) and their spouses and children.

Eligibility

British actors and actresses who have professionally practised or contributed to the Theatrical Arts (on stage, film, television or radio) and their spouses and children.

Exclusions

 

Type of grants

The Foundation has made grants for wheelchairs, for hospital treatment, residential care, surgeons fees, medication and a variety of short term help to a large number of those seeking assistance.

Applications

 An applicant's request for a grant, (usually with letters in support) is assessed on its merit in light of the objects of the Foundation.

Other information

A majority of the Trustees is required for approval of every application.  

Grant provided by: Ralph and Meriel Richardson Foundation

The assistance of distressed British actors and actresses who have professionally practised or contributed to the theatrical arts (on stage radio or television) and their spouses and children.

Contact Details
c/o Suite 23
19 Cavendish Square,
London, W1A 2AW
Email: manager@sirralphrichardson.org.uk
Website: sirralphrichardson.org.uk/

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South East Water's Helping Hand

South East Water offers grants to clear water and sewerage debts owed to South East Water on a 'provisional' basis.

Eligibility

Only current domestic customers of South East Water can apply for a grant from South East Water's Helping Hand scheme. Grant are available to clear water or sewerage debts owed to South East Water.

Exclusions

 

Type of grants

 

Applications

Applicants can apply by downloading an application form via the Scheme's website: www.southeastwater.co.uk/helpinghand

or by calling the application request line on: 01733 421060.

A local money advice centre such as a Citizens Advice Bureau may be able to help in completing the form.

Other information

Those in receipt of an award from the Scheme cannot reapply to the Scheme again. Applicants who do not receive an award can apply again after 6 months.

If you have previously received a grant from the EOS Foundation to clear a debt owed to South East Water you cannot apply to the Helping Hand scheme.

Grant provided by: South East Water's Helping Hand

South East Water offers grants to clear water and sewerage debts owed to South East Water on a 'provisional' basis.

Contact Details
Freepost RSHE-ARTT-AAUE
South East Water's Helping Hand
PO Box 42
Peterborough
PE3 8XH
Telephone: 01733421060
Email: admin@charisgrants.com

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Professionals Aid Council

The dependants of people with a professional background who are in need.

The Charity considers cases on an individual basis although they are unable to assist with bankruptcy fees, utility bills, funeral expenses and medical costs.

Eligibility

The dependants of people with a professional background who are in need.

The Charity considers cases on an individual basis although they are unable to assist with bankruptcy fees, utility bills, funeral expenses and medical costs.

Exclusions

 

Type of grants

Grants will be given according to need. Weekly allowances and one-off sums are available.

The Charity considers cases on an individual basis although they are unable to assist with bankruptcy fees, utility bills, funeral expenses and medical costs.

Applications

Contact the Council for an application form. Applications can be submitted by the individual or by a social worker or welfare agency.

Other information

 

Grant provided by: Professionals Aid Council

PAC provides grants to professionals and their families living below the UK poverty line.

Contact Details
Professionals Aid Council
10 St Christopher's Place
London
W1U 1HZ
Telephone: 020 7935 0641
Email: admin@professionalsaid.org.uk
Website: www.professionalsaid.org.uk/

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Recourse

Recourse assists those who work, and those who have worked, in adult, further or higher education and their dependants.

Eligibility

We provide financial assistance, coaching, advice and counselling to anyone working in adult, further or higher education and their dependants.  For grants you must have less than £6,000 savings and may be referred to a money advisor before a grant is awarded. Applicants must work/ have worked in Further or Higher Education for at least 2 days a week and for at least one term to qualify.

Exclusions

Student teachers are not eligible for financial support. No grants are given for private school fees, educational course fees, school trips, unsecured debts, house purchases or private medical treatment. Student loans are not made. Applicants must have less than £6,000 in savings

 

Type of grants

One-off grants are given towards a range of needs, including low income, illness and injury. Grants are also given for special needs equipment, care home grants, clothing, white goods, household furniture, removal costs and household repairs.

Applications

Grant application forms can be obtained from Recourse by calling the helpline number 0808 802 0304 and should be submitted directly by the individual.

Grant provided by: Recourse

Recourse assists those who work, and those who have worked, in adult, further or higher education and their dependants.

Contact Details
Recourse
Workplace Options
Building 10, Chiswick Park
566 Chiswick High Road
London
W4 5YB
Telephone: 08088020304
Email: support@recourse.org.uk
Website: www.recourse.org.uk

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Orphan’s Aid Educational Foundation (Plymouth)

Children who live in the city and county borough of Plymouth of school age and from a one-parent family.

Eligibility

Children who live in the city and county borough of Plymouth of school age and from a one-parent family.

Exclusions

No grants for school fees or maintenance, for people starting work or for mature students.

Type of grants

One off grants of up to £250 for the purchase of school uniforms and shoes.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent by email or post, including information about income, expenditure and dependents. Applicants are usually interviewed.

Grant provided by: Orphan’s Aid Educational Foundation (Plymouth)

Contact Details
7 The Crescent
Plymouth
Devon PL1 3AB
Telephone: 01752 675 000

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Red House Youth Projects Trust

Young people between the ages of 10 and 21 who are resident in Norfolk.

Eligibility

People under 21 who are resident in Norfolk.

Exclusions

No grants for trips abroad or core costs.

Type of grants

Grants of up to £750 for young people to follow personal ambitions, undertake arts/citizenship projects.

Grants are also available to support the training of adults in charity and voluntary organisations. These would be for up to 50% of costs to a maximum of £2,500.

Applications

On forms available from the website. Trustees or staff are willing to help individuals complete forms. Grants are considered four times a year in March, June, September and December.

Other information

Grants are also made to organisations.

Grant provided by: Red House Youth Projects Trust

Contact Details
12 Spruce Avenue
Ormesby
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
NR29 3RY
Telephone: 01493 731976
Email: admin@redhouseyouthprojects.co.uk
Website: www.redhouseyouthprojects.co.uk

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Sir John Sumner’s Trust

People studying nursing or medicine, including veterinary studies, who are in need and living in the UK, although there is a strong preference for the Midlands.

Eligibility

People studying nursing or medicine, including veterinary studies, who are in need and living in the UK, although there is a strong preference for the Midlands.

Exclusions

No grants towards religious or political causes.

Type of grants

Grants towards equipment, instruments, fees or living expenses.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent, through the individual's college or a welfare agency. Two referees should be provided, one of whom must be from the relevant educational establishment. Applications can be considered at any time.

Grant provided by: Sir John Sumner’s Trust

Contact Details
No. 1 Colmore Square
Birmingham
B4 6AA

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Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust

People living in the Scottish Hydro Electric supply area. Grants can be given for domestic properties and properties used for not-for-profit community projects. Domestic properties must be the sole residence of the applicant.

Eligibility

People living in the Scottish Hydro Electric supply area. Grants can be given for domestic properties and properties used for not-for-profit community projects. Domestic properties must be the sole residence of the applicant.

Exclusions

Applications for holiday homes or second homes will not be considered.

Type of grants

Grants are given towards the costs of domestic electricity connections. Grants are awarded at the trustees’ discretion and range from a few hundred pounds to a few thousand, however the usual level is 30% of the connection cost.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent or to download from the website. Applications should be submitted directly by the individual and are considered about three times a year.

Other information

Grants are also given to community ventures for electricity connections.

Grant provided by: Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust

The Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust helps people living in the Scottish Hydro Electric supply area.

Contact Details
Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust
200 Dunkeld Road
Perth
PH1 3AQ
Telephone: 01738 455154
Fax: 01738 455281
Website: www.scottish-southern.co.uk/

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Shropshire Cerebral Palsy Society

Provides welfare grants for children and adults who have cerebral palsy and live in Shropshire or Telford and Wrekin.

Eligibility

Children and adults who have cerebral palsy and live in Shropshire or Telford and Wrekin.

Exclusions

The Society does not fund:

  • Debts
  • Healthcare or other therapeutic equipment where the local authority or primary care trust should be funding.
Type of grants

Grants are given for:

  • Mobility equipment
  • Therapeutic equipment, e.g. seating
  • Holidays
  • Transport
  • White goods
  • House adaptations
  • Furniture, carpets etc
  • Ongoing therapy costs.
Applications

Applications should be received in aletter submitted by the individual or a third party (e.g. occupational therapist, physiotherapist, social worker).

For grants over £250, a supporting letter from an occupational therapist, physiotherapist or social worker needed.

Applications are considered monthly.

Grant provided by: Shropshire Cerebral Palsy Society

Provides welfare grants for children and adults who have cerebral palsy and live in Shropshire or Telford and Wrekin.

Contact Details
5 Ashley Street
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY2 5DU
Telephone: 01743343844
Email: apriceshropscp@gmail.com

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