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People of good character who are in reduced circumstances or of limited means and have lived in Nottinghamshire for at least five years preceding their application.
The Lucy Derbyshire Annuity Fund only assist those over 75 years old.
Eligibility
People of good character who are in reduced circumstances or of limited means and have lived in Nottinghamshire for at least five years preceding their application. The fund only offers grants to those over the age of 75.
Type of grants
Recurrent grants are given according to need.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency.
Other information
The fund also runs a small care home in Wollaton, Nottingham.
Grant provided by: The Lucy Derbyshire Annuity Fund
Contact Details
Minshalls
370-374 Nottingham Road
Newthorpe
Nottingham NG16 2ED
Telephone: 01773 538930
Email: mco@minshall.co.uk
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People of all ages who are in need through sickness and who live in the borough of Fylde.
Eligibility
People with a physical or mental disability or long term illness who are in need and live in the borough of Fylde, mainly St Annes.
Exclusions
No grants for court fees or funeral costs.
Type of grants
One-off grants of up to £500 towards, for example, fuel bills, washing machines, special beds/chairs, respite holidays and travel for medical treatment or to visit sick relatives.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent with financial details and information about the illness or the reason for need. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice, other welfare agency or other third party.
Grant provided by: The Lytham St Anne’s Relief-in-Sickness Charity
Contact Details
c/o Blackpool CVS
95 Abingdon Street
Blackpool FY1 1PP
Telephone: 01253 624505 (Ext. 214)
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Workers, or their spouses, who are/were employed in the mining industry in County Durham, Northumberland or Tyne & Wear, and who are in need of convalescence.
Eligibility
Workers, or their spouses, who are/were employed in the mining industry in County Durham, Northumberland or Tyne & Wear, and who are in need of convalescence.
Type of grants
For women, the fund provides a period of convalescence at an establishment in Richmond, North Yorkshire. Medical treatment is not provided and applicants should not be more than 80 years of age in the year of application or confined to a wheelchair.
For men, a period of convalescence is provided at an establishment in Scarborough. Medical treatment is not provided.
Applications
On a form available from the correspondent, to be considered at any time.
Grant provided by: The North East Area Mineworkers’ Convalescent Fund
Contact Details
c/o The Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation
6 Bewick Road
Gateshead
Tyne & Wear NE8 4DP
Telephone: 0191 477 7242
Fax: 0191 477 1021
Email: vincent.clements@ciswo.org.uk
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Young people under the age of 21 who live in Tyne and Wear, Durham, Cleveland or Northumberland.
Eligibility
Young people under the age of 21 who live in Tyne and Wear, Durham, Cleveland or Northumberland.
Exclusions
Grants are not given for gap year projects.
Type of grants
One-off and recurrent grants according to need. Grants are given to promote the education and training of young people. Grants are available for a wide range of needs. In the past help has been given towards the costs of books, clothing and other essentials.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent. The trustees meet in November and applications should be submitted in September. No personal applications will be considered unless supported by an accompanying letter from the headteacher or an official from the local authority or other such body.
Grant provided by: The Northumberland Village Homes Trust
Contact Details
Savages Solicitors
Maranar Building
2nd Floor
28-30 Mosley Street
Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1DF
Telephone: 0191 221 2111
Fax: 0191 222 1712
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People in need, over 60 years of age, who live in the city of Nottingham and are in receipt of, or eligible for, the state retirement pension.
Eligibility
People in need, over 60 years of age, who live in the city of Nottingham and are in receipt of, or eligible for, the state retirement pension.
Exclusions
Only one award per year will be made to any individual who makes a successful application.
Type of grants
One-off grants ranging from £15 to £200 towards, for example, travel expenses to visit sick or older relatives; help for victims of crime; medical items; household costs.
Applications
On a form available from the correspondent. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or family member. There are no deadlines.
Grant provided by: The Nottingham Aged Persons' Trust
Contact Details
Nottingham City Council
Single Gateway Unit
Communities Courtyard
Wollaton Annex
Wollaton Road
Nottingham NG8 2AD
Telephone: 0115 8762179
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Poor, older and housebound Jewish people who live in the Greater Manchester area, who are in poor health and are unable to care for themselves.
Eligibility
Poor, older and housebound Jewish people who live in the Greater Manchester area, who are in poor health and are unable to care for themselves.
Type of grants
Meals twice a week, and extra food for the Jewish holidays; additionally, a day trip to St Anne's is arranged each year.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent direct or through a hospital, social worker, member of the clergy, doctor or other welfare agency.
Grant provided by: The Manchester Jewish Soup Kitchen
Contact Details
27 Old Hall Road
Salford
M7 4JJ
Telephone: 0161 740 1068
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Schoolchildren in need who live in the district of Barry and are aged 16 or under.
Eligibility
Schoolchildren in need who live in the district of Barry and are aged 16 or under.
Exclusions
No grants are given for video/computer equipment.
Type of grants
One-off grants of up to £500 each for: clothes; shoes; educational, medical or disability equipment; and travel expenses.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent, who will then send out a form to be completed. The need for support has to be shown by the applicant. Applications are considered in January and September according to availability of funds or in special cases by home visit of the secretary. Applications can be made through the social services, Citizens Advice or local childcare officer, or directly by the individual. The trust does not accept unsolicited applications.
Grant provided by: The George Neale Trust Fund for Poor Children
Contact Details
Lanby
16 White House
Barry
CF62 6FB
Telephone: 01446 730204
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People under the age of 25 who live, or whose parents live, in Olney, who are involved in further education after leaving school.
Eligibility
People under the age of 25 who live, or whose parents live, in Olney, who are involved in further education or training after leaving school.
Type of grants
Grants to those 'who are preparing for, entering upon or engaged in any profession, trade, occupation, or service, by providing them with outfits, or by paying fees, travelling or maintenance expenses, or by such means for their advancement in life or to enable them to earn their living'. Students in further/higher education can receive grants for books or study or travel abroad.
Applications
In writing to the correspondent. Applications must be received by 31 August for consideration in September.
Grant provided by: The Olney British School Charity
Contact Details
17 Long Lane
Olney
Buckinghamshire MK46 5HL
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Eligibility
People in need who live in the parish of Old, Northamptonshire.
Type of grants
One-off and recurrent grants. Grants towards holidays, Christmas gifts, television rental, hospital visits, funeral expenses etc.
Applications
On a form available from the correspondent. Applications are considered each month.
Other information
The charities state their objectives as follows: 'The first obligation of the trustees is to meet the outgoings and repair and maintain the homes. Up to one third of any remaining income may be distributed as grants for the advancement of education. The balance may be applied for relief of those in need among the residents. Any residue may be used for the general benefit of parish inhabitants'
Grant provided by: The Old Parish Charities
Contact Details
2 Townson Close
Old
Northampton NN6 9RR
Telephone: 01604 781252
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We distribute some 70 to 100 grants annually, to young people between the age of 17 and 25 to provide them with an opportunity to broaden their experience and to develop their self confidence and ability for the future. The average grant is in the region of £400, priority is given to applicants with a City of London connection but any UK national can benefit.
Eligibility
Young people between the age of 17 and 25, priority is given to applicants with a City of London connection but any UK national can benefit.
Type of grants
The average grant is in the region of £400.
Grant provided by: The Truro Fund
Contact Details
Parish Church of St Clements
1 St Clements Court
London
EC4N 7HB
Telephone: 020 7623 5454
Email: lm800aat@hotmail.com
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