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The Philological Foundation

People aged 16 to 25 who attended a secondary school in the London borough of Camden or the City of Westminster, including those who are living elsewhere for their studies.

Eligibility

People aged 16 to 25 who attended a secondary school in the London borough of Camden or the City of Westminster, including those who are living elsewhere for their studies.

Exclusions

The foundation does not give bursaries, scholarships or loans.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants of £150 to £1,000 are given to: schools and young people for educational outings in the UK, student exchange and study or travel abroad; further and higher education students for books, equipment, fees, living expenses, study or travel overseas and student exchange; equipment/tools and travel costs for people starting work and postgraduates (but not people undertaking research degrees) for books, fees, living expenses and study or travel abroad.

Grants for education are considered at the following levels: GNVQ; GCSE; A Level; Access; Foundation; Diploma; First Degree and Postgraduate Taught Degrees.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. Applications are considered in February, April, July, September and December and completed forms (with a covering letter) must be submitted a month before these meetings. Applicants must provide: (i) proof of attendance at a Westminster or Camden school; (ii) support for the figures quoted in the amount of grant requested; (iii) exam results; and (iv) details of income and expenditure. Applicants should also have applied for a statutory loan.

The correspondent stated: 'If non-eligible students apply (for example, those aged over 25 or those who did not attend a secondary school in Westminster or Camden) the application will not be acknowledged.'

Other information

Grants are also made to schools within the area of benefit for journeys and educational visits, performing arts and books and play and environmental improvement.

Grant provided by: The Peter Ward Charitable Trust

Contact Details
A J Carter & Co
22b High Street
Witney
Oxfordshire OX28 6RB
Telephone: 01993 703414
Fax: 01993 778052

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The Referees’ Association Members’ Benevolent Fund

Members or former members of the association, and their dependants, who are in need and live in England and Wales.

Eligibility

Members and former members of the association in England, and their dependants, who are in need.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants to relieve an immediate financial need such as hospital expenses, convalescence, clothing, living costs, household bills, medical equipment and help in the home.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. Applications should be submitted directly by the individual for consideration at any time.

Grant provided by: The Referees’ Association Members’ Benevolent Fund

Contact Details
Unit 12
Ensign Business Centre
Westwood Way
Westwood Business Park
Coventry CV4 8JA
Telephone: 02476 420360
Fax: 02476 677234
Email: ra@footballreferee.org
Website: www.footballreferee.org

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The Worshipful Company of Fletchers' Trust

Archers with a disability, throughout the UK.

Eligibility

Archers with a disability throughout the UK.

Type of grants

The main focus of grant giving is the support of archery by both introducing the sport to those with disabilities and improving the performance of established disabled archers in club, national and international competition.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Other information

The trust also makes small social welfare grants to organisations.

Grant provided by: The Worshipful Company of Fletchers' Trust

Provides grants to disabled archers throughout the UK.

Contact Details
65 The Avenue
Fareham
PO14 1PE
Telephone: 01329 288489
Email: clerk@fletchers.org.uk
Website: www.fletchers.org.uk

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Wooburn, Bourne End & District Relief-in-Sickness Charity

People who live in the parishes of Wooburn, Bourne End, Hedsor or parts of Little Marlow who are sick, convalescent, physically or mentally disabled or infirm.

Eligibility

People who live in the parishes of Wooburn, Bourne End, Hedsor or parts of Little Marlow who are sick, convalescent, physically or mentally disabled or infirm.

Exclusions

No recurrent grants are given.

Type of grants

One-off grants and gift vouchers in the range of £50 to £400 for telephone installation, help with nursing costs, convalescence, holidays, home help and other necessities. All items for which a grant is requested must have a direct connection with the applicant's illness.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent through a doctor, health visitor, priest or other third party. Applications are considered throughout the year and should contain details of the nature of illness or disability.

Other information

Grants are also made to organisations.

Grant provided by: Wooburn, Bourne End & District Relief-in-Sickness Charity

Contact Details
11 Telston Close
Bourne End
Buckingham SL8 5TY
Telephone: 01628 523498

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Worcester Municipal Exhibitions Foundation

People who are resident in, or receiving education in, the city of Worcester and the parishes of Powick, Bransford and Rushwick, and the ancient parish of Leigh for at least two years.

Eligibility

People who are resident in, or receiving education in, the city of Worcester and the parishes of Powick, Bransford and Rushwick, and the ancient parish of Leigh for at least two years.

Exclusions

Help is not usually given to mature students and no grants are made to foreign students studying in the UK or for private education.

Type of grants

One-off grants are given to schoolchildren, people starting work, further and higher education students and mature students for clothing, books, equipment/instruments, fees, maintenance/living expenses, childcare, educational outings in the UK, study or travel overseas and student exchanges. Grants can range from £20 to £1,000.

Applications

Applications can be submitted by the individual or through a school, college or educational welfare agency on a form available from the correspondent. They are considered every month.

Grant provided by: Worcester Municipal Exhibitions Foundation

Contact Details
4 & 5 Sansome Place
Worcester WR1 1UQ
Telephone: 01905 726600

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World Friendship

Overseas students studying at universities in the diocese of Liverpool. Preference is given to people in the final year of their course. Students from an EU country, or who are intending to stay in the UK at the end of their course, are not usuall

Eligibility

International students studying at universities in the diocese of Liverpool. Preference is given to people in the final year of their course.

Exclusions

Grants are not given to those whose place of study is outside the diocese of Liverpool. Students from an EU country, or who are intending to stay in the UK at the end of their course, are not usually supported.

Type of grants

One-off grants of about £500 towards relieving unexpected hardships which have arisen since the start of the course.

Applications

On a form available from the individual’s institution. For details of the relevant contact, or to download a form, applicants should view the trust’s website.

Grant provided by: World Friendship

Contact Details
The Diocesan Registry
St James House,
20 St James Road,
LIVERPOOL
L1 7BY
Email: su05@liv.ac.uk
Website: www.worldfriendship.merseyside.org

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The Thomas Bromwich Charity

People in need living in Handsworth (that is, the ecclesiastical parishes of St Mary, St Andrew, St James, St Michael, St Peter and the Holy Trinity, Birdfield and St Paul, and Hanstead); Great Barr (that is, the ecclesiastical parish of St Margar

Eligibility

People in need living in Handsworth (that is, the ecclesiastical parishes of St Mary, St Andrew, St James, St Michael, St Peter and the Holy Trinity, Birdfield and St Paul, and Hanstead); Great Barr (that is, the ecclesiastical parish of St Margaret), and Perry Barr (that is, the ecclesiastical parishes of St John the Evangelist, Perry Barr, St Luke, Kingstanding, and St Matthews and Perry Beeches).

Type of grants

One-off grants towards electric goods, clothing, household bills, food and help in the home.

Applications

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

Grant provided by: The Thomas Bromwich Charity

Contact Details
Vicarage
Church Road
Perry Barr
Birmingham
B42 2LB
Telephone: 0121 356 7998
Email: vicar@st-johns-perry-barr.org.uk

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The Rev Dr George Richards’ Charity

Church of England clergy who are in need and their widows and dependents. Preference is given to older people and those in poor health.

Eligibility

Church of England clergy who are in need and their widows and dependents. Preference is given to older people and those in poor health.

Exclusions

No grants for repaying debt.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants for heating expenses, household costs, travel, education, clothing, Christmas gifts and medical care. Pensions are available for those who have been forced to retire early from active ministry and are on a low income.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, including details of all sources of income. Applications should be submitted directly by the individual. They are usually considered twice a year.

Grant provided by: The Rev Dr George Richards’ Charity

Contact Details
Flat 98, Thomas More House
Barbican
London EC2Y 8BU
Telephone: 020 7588 5583

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The Social Workers’ Educational Trust

Registered social workers, with at least two years' post-qualifying experience, involved with improving social work practice.

Eligibility

Registered social workers, with at least two years' post-qualifying experience, involved with improving social work practice and undertaking post-qualifying training.

Exclusions

The trust cannot assist those undertaking initial social work training or qualifications.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants from £100 to £300 for fees, travel costs, childcare and books. Up to £1,500 is available for scholarships.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent or the website along with guidelines. Applications are considered in February, June, September and November.

Other information

The trust also makes awards from specific bequests (one or two a year) following a competition; details are available in the Professional Social Worker journal and from the Hon. Secretary.

Grant provided by: The Social Workers’ Educational Trust

Contact Details
BASW
16 Kent Street
Birmingham
B5 6RD
Website: www.socialworkerseducationaltrust.org/

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The Professional Billiards & Snooker Players Benevolent Fund

Members of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association and their dependants, who are in need.

Eligibility

Current or retired professional snooker or billiards players who are members of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association and their dependants, who are in need.

Type of grants

One-off grants and interest-free loans according to need. Current trustee priorities include payments on the death of players, caring for injured or ill players and providing loans for specific purposes over a limited time.

Applications

On an application form available from the correspondent, including medical evidence where appropriate.

Grant provided by: The Professional Billiards & Snooker Players Benevolent Fund

Contact Details
World Snooker Limited
Suite 2.1
Albert House
111–117 Victoria Street
Bristol BS1 6AX
Telephone: 0117 317 8216

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