Alternative funding for medicine, dentistry, and nursing

Alternative sources of funding for medicine, dentistry, and nursing students.

Medicine

Royal Medical Benevolent Fund
BMA Charities (helping doctors-past, present, and future)
Occupational Health Assessment (elective grants, academic achievement grant, and the Sue Britton Bursary for nurses and medical students.)
Student Health Association (helps students with disabilities)
The Sidney Perry Foundation
Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust (undergraduate students)
Medical Schools Council (elective bursaries)
IME-Elective bursaries (supports Medical Student Electives, or exceptionally Special Study Modules, on issues in medical ethics, in the UK or overseas)
IME -Conference bursaries (supports attendance at meetings or conferences of which medical ethics is a substantial and explicit component)

Cavell Nurses' Trust (supports nurses, midwives, and healthcare assistants)
Junius S Morgan Benevolent Fund (for third year nursing students working in the NHS)
The Nurses Memorial to King Edward VII in Scotland (educational bursaries are available)
The Queen's Nursing Institute Scotland
RCN Foundation (supporting nursing and improving care)
Occupational Health Assessment (elective grants, academic achievement grant, and the Sue Britton Bursary for nurses and medical students.)
Student Health Association (helps students with disabilities)
The Sidney Perry Foundation

The Sir Richard Stapley Educational Trust (grants for students pursuing degrees in medicine, dentistry and veterinary studies taken as a second degree, and those studying for certain postgraduate qualifications)
Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust
General Practice Nursing (funding for modules in specific topics)
RCN Foundation (supporting nursing and improving care)
Florence Nightingale Foundation (leadership scholarships for nurses and midwives)