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- Should the kennel cough vaccine be given during COVID-19?
- Can cats transfer COVID-19 to other animals, and is there a risk of zoonosis
- What's the difference between FCoV and COVID-19?
- What can we clean a patient with, and will this kill COVID-19?
- Does ultraviolet light actually kill COVID-19?
- Will good weather affect infection rates of COVID-19?
- When should we test an animal for COVID-19?
- How do Face Coverings work?
- What evidence supports use of face coverings?
- How and when to wear a face covering
- Do ferrets and other mustelids pose a zoonotic risk for COVID-19?
- Mink and COVID-19: The Denmark mutation
- What advice should we give owners of ferrets during COVID-19?
- How can we offer a cat friendly environment during COVID-19?
- How should we handle a ferret in the practice or rescue environment?
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Funding for financial need or hardship, parents or carers
Helena Kennedy Foundation Trust
Adult Dependent's Grant
If you are in full-time higher education and have an adult who depends on you financially, you may be entitled to a government grant (on top of any other student finance). The maximum grant is £2757 and you do not have to pay this back.
Care to Learn
If you’re a parent under the age of 20 when you start studying, Care to Learn is a government benefit that can help pay for your childcare costs while you’re learning. Your course must have some public funding and can’t be a higher education course at a university.
Discretionary Learner Support
If you are aged 19 or over, Discretionary Learner Support might be one source of help. To be eligible to apply you must be 19 or over and accepted onto and be studying a programme of learning funded by the Skills Funding Agency. The funds are prioritized for those facing financial hardship and can be used to help with costs such as those for childcare, accommodation, essential course-related equipment, materials, field trips and travel.
Helena Kennedy Foundation Trust
The Trust offers one-off bursaries of £1,500 to selected students studying at a FE college or sixth form college, and are applying for university degrees beginning in September 2015. They also provide the ‘College Badged Bursary Scheme’ and ‘DISCOVER’ bursaries to participating FE and sixth form colleges, up to the value of £1500 and £1000 respectively.
Lawrence Atwell's Charity
The charity provides grants for 16-26 year olds from low-waged families, for vocational training or first step qualifications such as foundation courses. The grants are not available for non-vocational courses such as GCSEs or for higher education degrees.
The Thomas Wall Trust
The Thomas Wall Trust offers individuals, who have encountered hardships, grants averaging £1000 towards vocational training and education that will lead to paid employment. The nature of the hardships must be more than just financial – for example, addiction, family breakdown or time in prison.
Other funders
You may also want to browse through other groups of funders, as follows:
Funding related to veterinary studies, science or animals
Funding for specific locations, groups or nationalities
Information and support services