Supporting Dursley Through Education & Wellbeing
Grants for those in need, education and relief of poverty across Dursley, Cam, Stinchcombe, Uley
Apply for a Grant
Grants for those in need, education and relief of poverty across Dursley, Cam, Stinchcombe, Uley
Apply for a Grant
Scholarships and grants for young people under 25
Relief for elderly, disabled, and vulnerable residents
Support for those facing hardship or distress
Serving our community for over 500 years
Dursley United Charity relieves hardship and distress and promotes education and wellbeing in our community.
For over 500 years, the community of Dursley has benefited from local legacies supporting the poor, elderly, and young. United since 1907, the charity now funds local care, education, and wellbeing initiatives.
Supporting the educational journey of young people in our community
Applications are welcomed from young people under 25 years of age residing in Dursley, Cam, Stinchcombe, or Uley. Our education awards support non-fee items including:
Awards of up to £300 are available to help young people pursue their educational goals at universities, colleges, and institutions of higher or further education.
Application Deadline: 29th September annually
Contact: Elizabeth Oakley, Clerk to the Charity
Email: ducclerk25@gmail.com
Simple steps to apply for financial support from Dursley United Charity
Confirm you reside in Dursley, Cam, Stinchcombe, or Uley and meet our criteria for support
Complete and submit your application form with required supporting documentation
Our trustees carefully review your application at their next meeting
You will be notified of the decision and, if successful, receive your grant
Meet the dedicated trustees who guide our charitable work
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Get in touch to learn more or apply for support
St. James Parish Centre
Silver Street
Dursley, Gloucestershire
GL11 4NA
50 Orchard Leaze
Dursley
GL11 6HX
01453 548968