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Deadline approaching for applications to Oakham United Charities student grants

By Grace Kennington

22nd Oct 2024 3:10 pm | Local History

Local charities band together to give funding to help Rutland's young people have better access to education and training. (Photo: Unsplash by Thought Catalogue)
Local charities band together to give funding to help Rutland's young people have better access to education and training. (Photo: Unsplash by Thought Catalogue)

Oakham United Charities are offering a grant of up to £100 for individuals aged 16-22 living in Rutland that are undertaking an apprenticeship, vocational training or university course. 

The grant can be applied for to help buy books for your course or other items you might need for your apprenticeship or work placement. 

The application is a simple online form. Applicants must only apply once their course has started and they know which books and equipment will be needed. 

The deadline for the form to be completed is 31st October 2024. To access the form, click this link or email Oakham United Charities at [email protected] and ask to be sent the grant application form. 

Oakham United Charities is a small group of local, independent charities that date back hundreds of years. The Charity of Henry Forster (founded in 1692) and the Rutland Society of Industry (founded 1785) were both set up to financially assist young people in the area to learn a trade or occupation. This legacy has continued to today, with young people in Rutland able to access this grant to help their training or studies. 

For more information, visit the Oakham United Charities Facebook Page. 

     

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