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British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy

Postgraduate and undergraduate students involved in research and training in antimicrobial chemotherapy.

Eligibility

Postgraduate and undergraduate students involved in research and training in antimicrobial chemotherapy.

Type of grants

The trust offers the following grants:

  • project grants – up to £10,000 for projects of up to one year duration;
  • research grants – up to £45,000 for projects of up to one year duration;
  • overseas scholarships – up to £1,000 per calendar month, to enable workers from other countries the opportunity to work in UK departments for up to six months;
  • vacation scholarships – £180 per week for up to ten weeks, designed to give undergraduate experience in research. Candidates should be on a full-time first degree course in the sciences, medicine, veterinary medicine or dentistry - grants are not available for students on a masters course;
  • travel grants – up to £1500, restricted to BSAC members, to enable individuals to attend the annual meetings of ECCMID and ICAAC;
  • training grants - up to £5,000 is available to individuals for training costs.
Applications

Full guidance notes and details on how to apply for each grant programme is available on the society's website.

Other information

The society also makes large grants to institutions to fund research.

Grant provided by: British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy

Contact Details
11 The Wharf
16 Bridge Street
Birmingham B1 2JS
Telephone: 0121 236 1988
Fax: 0121 643 9497
Email: tguise@bsac.org.uk
Website: www.bsac.org.uk

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The Freeman Evans St David’s Day Ffestiniog Charity

People who are older, in poor health, or who have disabilities and live in the districts of Blaenau Ffestiniog and Llan Ffestiniog as they were prior to the 1974 reorganisation.

Eligibility

People who are older, in poor health, or who have disabilities and live in the districts of Blaenau Ffestiniog and Llan Ffestiniog as they were prior to the 1974 reorganisation.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants for home adaptations, specialist chairs, stair-lifts, electric wheelchairs and phone lifelines.

Applications

Applications can be submitted in writing directly by the individual or through a recognised referral agency such as a social worker, minister of religion, councillor, Citizens Advice or doctor. Applications are considered by the trustees twice a year, though urgent cases can be dealt with between meetings.

Grant provided by: The Freeman Evans St David’s Day Ffestiniog Charity

Contact Details
Natwest Bank plc
Merionnydd Business Centre
Bridge Street
Dolgellau
Gwynedd LL40 1AU
Telephone: 01341 421242

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The Kensington and Chelsea District Nursing Trust

People who are older and frail and people who are physically or mentally ill who are in need and have lived for at least two years in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Eligibility

People who are older and frail and people who are physically or mentally ill who are in need and have lived for at least two years in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Exclusions

Grants are not given for payment of salaries, rents, court orders or fines.

Type of grants

One-off grants up to £1,000 for domestic appliances, medical and nursing aids and equipment, beds, bedding and other furniture and clothing. Up to 60 heating allowances of £100 are also made.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. Applications must be submitted through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency and are considered each month.

Other information

During the year there were four grants made to organisations totalling £10,500.

Grant provided by: The Kensington and Chelsea District Nursing Trust

Contact Details
13b Hewer Street
London W10 6DU
Telephone: 020 8969 8117
Email: kcdnt@tiscali.co.uk

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The St Sepulchre (Finsbury) United Charities

People over 60 who are in need who live in the parish of St Sepulchre, Islington (EC1 and N1).

Eligibility

People over 45 who are in need who live in the old London Borough of Finsbury.

Type of grants

Pensions and one-off grants ranging from around £100 to £300.

Applications

Grants are administered by the Cripplegate Foundation, please apply using the Cripplegate grants for residents application form available on the website.

Other information

Grants are also given to organisations (£10,000 in 2010/11). The charities are now collaborating with the Cripplegate Foundation to make grants to qualifying individuals.

Grant provided by: The St Sepulchre (Finsbury) United Charities

Contact Details
117 Charterhouse Street
London
EC1M 6AA
Telephone: 020 7253 3757

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The Bridge Educational Trust

People in need who were born in, or whose home is in Dorset.

Eligibility

People in need who were born in, or whose home is in, Dorset. Priority is given to:

  • people who are from the parishes of Piddletrenthide, Plush, Piddlehinton and Alton Pancras
  • older people who are making a late start after interrupted education
  • people with difficult family circumstances (including single mothers)
  • children with special education needs.
Exclusions

No loans are made. No grants for fees which can be covered by student loans.

Type of grants

Grants of £50 to £3,000, which can be one-off or recurrent (for a maximum of three years). Grants given include those towards fees, study/travel abroad, books, equipment/instruments, excursions and childcare.

Applications

On a form, available from the correspondent or by personal letter. Full details of the proposed course are required, together with a brief cv, some family background information and details of financial circumstances and costs. For applicants who are no longer resident in Dorset, documentary evidence of place of birth should accompany the application. Applications should be submitted in May for consideration in June, directly by the individual, or by the parent if the person is under 16 years.

Grant provided by: The Bridge Educational Trust

Contact Details
The Administrator
Bridge Educational Trust
c/o Piddle Valley School
Piddletrenthide
Dorchester
Dorset
DT2 7QL
Email: admin@bridgeeducationaltrust.org.uk
Website: www.bridgeeducationaltrust.org.uk

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The Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund

Canadian post-secondary school students studying in the UK, who are planning to return to Canada after studying and both in need and of high academic ability.

Eligibility

Canadian post-secondary school students studying in the UK, who are planning to return to Canada after studying and both in need and of high academic ability. Preference is given to students taking courses which are 'of relevance to Canada'.

Students must already be enrolled in a UK educational institution before applying for a grant.

Type of grants

One-off grants of £500 to £2,500 for fees, study or travel abroad, books, maintenance and living expenses.

Applications

Further information and application forms are also available from the fund's website. Applications must be received, with references, by 15 March. Interviews for those shortlisted are the first week of June and scholarships are paid out in late September.

Grant provided by: The Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund

Contact Details
Canadian Women’s Club
1 Grosvenor Square
London W1K 4AB
Telephone: 020 7258 6344
Email: info@canadianwomenlondon.org
Website: www.canadianscholarshipfund.co.uk/

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George House Trust

People with HIV who live in the north west of England.

Eligibility

People with HIV who live in the north west of England.

Exclusions

No grants are made to people without original proof of HIV diagnosis. Normally no more than one payment per person can be made each year.

Type of grants

One off grants ranging from £20 to £150 to help with essential items and household bills. Small emergency grants can be made to help with immediate hardship, for example, food.

Applications

Applications should be made in writing through the trust’s website or on a form available from their office (those living outside of Manchester can have one sent to their home). Evidence that the individual has been diagnosed HIV positive, such as a letter from the consultant at a HIV testing clinic, should be enclosed with the form. The letter must also include your date of birth. The committee considers the applications on the last working day of the month. If funding is a matter of emergency (i.e. people with no money for food or gas) then it is worth contacting the trust as they may be able to make a small grant straight away.

Other information

The trust also provides advice and information for people with HIV.

Grant provided by: George House Trust

Contact Details
77 Ardwick Green North
Manchester M12 6FX
Telephone: 0161 274 4499
Email: ght@ght.org.uk
Website: www.ght.org.uk

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Midhurst Pensions Trust

People in need who have been employed by the Third Viscount Cowdray, Lady Anne Cowdray, any family company or on the Cowdray Estate, and their dependents.

Eligibility

People in need who have been employed by the Third Viscount Cowdray, Lady Anne Cowdray, any family company or on the Cowdray Estate, and their dependents.

Type of grants

One-off grants usually in the range of £25 to £2,000.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Other information

Grants are also made to organisations with one payment of £103,000 made in 2010/11.

Grant provided by: Midhurst Pensions Trust

Contact Details
Millbank Financial Services Ltd
10 Cork Street
London W1S 3LW
Telephone: 020 7439 9061
Email: charity@mfs.co.uk

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AJEX Charitable Foundation (formerly known as The Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen & Women)

Jewish ex-servicemen and women, and their dependants, who are in need.

Eligibility

Jewish ex-servicemen and women, and their dependants, who are in need.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need. Special grants are also made to cover emergencies and exceptional circumstances.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, to be returned directly by the individual or through a third party. Evidence of service in the British army and of Jewish religious status is required.

Grant provided by: AJEX Charitable Foundation (formerly known as The Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen & Women)

Contact Details
Shield House
Harmony Way
Hendon
London NW4 2BZ
Telephone: 020 8202 2323
Fax: 020 8202 9900
Email: headoffice@ajex.org.uk
Website: www.ajex.org.uk

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Nottingham Gordon Memorial Trust for Boys & Girls

Children and young people aged up to 25 who are in need and live in Nottingham and the area immediately around the city.

Eligibility

Children and young people aged up to 25 who are in need and live in Nottingham and the area immediately around the city.

Type of grants

Grants are given to schoolchildren and further and higher education students including those for books, equipment, maintenance/living expenses, educational outings in the UK and study or travel abroad. Grants are also given for school uniforms/other school clothing.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent to be submitted through the individual's school, college, educational welfare agency, health visitor, social worker or probation officer. Individuals, supported by a reference from their school/college, can also apply directly. Applications are considered all year round.

Other information

The trust also supports organisations in the Nottingham area.

Grant provided by: Nottingham Gordon Memorial Trust for Boys & Girls

Contact Details
Cumberland Court
80 Mount Street
Nottingham NG1 6HH

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