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Aims of grant making

The charity aims to promote the education of young people under the age of 25 living in Greenwich or Lewisham, by the award of grants to institutions and individuals, particularly those from low income or otherwise disadvantaged backgrounds.

GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

Introduction

The Foundation's grants to individuals provide financial assistance to young people who are ordinarily resident in Greenwich and Lewisham, are full or part-time students, aged below 25 and from low-income backgrounds.

Grants are awarded to primary or secondary school children through block grants administered on behalf of the Foundation by the relevant  Attendance & Welfare Department at Greenwich and Lewisham Councils; and to students seeking financial support for courses of further education, higher education and postgraduate studies where hardship funding is available by direct application to the Foundation.

Can you apply?

The basic eligibility criteria which all individual applicants must meet are:

• Permanent resident in Greenwich or Lewisham
• Aged below 25
• A UK national or have settled status
• Household gross income of £25,000 per annum or less

What the Foundation funds

The Foundation awards grants to cover living expenses in order to allow individuals to continue their education or training. These include:-

• Daily living costs e.g. rent, food etc
• Travel costs to and from College or University
• Educational materials and equipment, books
• Childcare costs
• For under 16's - uniform/sports kit/travel to school/educational excursions

How to apply
Click here for details of how to apply to Sir William Boreman's Foundation

 
GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS

The Foundation supports registered charities and educational establishments who deliver educational initiatives and projects aimed at young people aged below 25 from Greenwich or Lewisham.