We have listed other sources of charitable funding and grants which you may wish to consider:
Ameobi Hardship Fund for International Students
The Ameobi Hardship Fund seeks to assist current international students whose funding has suddenly ceased due to circumstances beyond their control. The grant is meant to help the beneficiary with tuition fees, with a maximum grant of £1000 at any one time.
To be eligible for the fund:
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You must be nearing the completion of your studies/research in any UK Higher Education Institution.
For further information and the application form please visit Ameobi Hardship fund funding.
Anglo-Jewish Association
Bestway Foundation
Charles Wallace India Trust
To be eligible for the fund:
- PhDs should normally be in the subject areas of arts, heritage conversation, and humanities (particularly history and literature, but not exclusively).
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) Hardship Fund
Awards (typically up to £1000) are normally made to those who can clearly show that a small grant will enable them to complete their course, normally those who are within six months of finishing. Visit Churches together in Britain and Ireland for more information about the fund.
The Gilchrist Educational Trust
To be eligible for the fund:
- You must be a full-time student at a British university. For further information on how to apply, please visit Gilchrist Educational Trust.
Great Britain-China Educational Trust
International Students' House - The Mary Trevelyan Hardship Fund
Awards are usually made to students in their final year of study and are not normally able to be used to pay tuition fees. To download an application form, visit Mary Trevelyan Hardship Fund.
Schilizzi Foundation
Such help may be with books, tuition fees and living expenses. Priority is given to students in their final year of study and in circumstances of unforeseen hardship. Postgraduates and second-year students will only be considered in very exceptional circumstances.
For an application form, please write to the Foundation Secretary:
The Secretary,
The Schilizzi Foundation,
Rowan, Turweston,
Brackley,
Northants NN13 5JX
Important to know: Your completed application form must be submitted by a counsellor/advisor at King’s on your behalf. Contact Advice and Guidance for support with this.
Sidney Perry Foundation
Grants are usually made to home and overseas students studying their first degree and facing financial hardship up to a maximum of £1000. More information and application forms are available at Sidney Perry Foundation.
The Sir Richard Stapley Educational Trust:
Applications are welcome from students beginning their first year of study, as well as from those already embarked on their degree course.
To be eligible for the grant:
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Be resident in the UK during your course and be facing demonstrable financial need.
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For more detail, visit the Stapley Trust.
Other online grants/scholarship search tools
The resources below are other online search tools for possible grants and bursaries you may be eligible to apply for.
Important to know: King's does not endorse any of these search engines, or the results found.