World Friendship is
a charity for the
benefit of
international
higher education
students in the
Anglican Diocese of
Liverpool. Until
1982 World
Friendship House
was a
hostel for
students. Since
the hostel closed
we have made grants
to
students from
overseas in
financial need.
To save your time,
and of course ours,
and to avoid
disappointment,
please
note
the following
points:
We help students
at Liverpool
institutions of
higher
education
who are from
overseas and
who will return
there afterwards, if
they are
experiencing
problems which are
unexpected and have
arisen since the
start of their
course.
We make grants to
students
from any faith
community.
Because our funds
are
limited our
main
focus is on
students who are
near the end of
their courses.
We do not normally
help students
from the European
Union.
We do not award
scholarships, or
sponsor
students ourselves.
For that
reason, we do not
accept individual
applications from
overseas. Our help
is for those who
are
already studying in
Liverpool.
We do not
make grants to
those whose
institution
of study is
outside the Diocese
of Liverpool.
To apply for a
grant:--
International
students at the
University of
Liverpool
should apply via
Mrs J Bainbridge at
the University of
Liverpool
International
Students Advisory
Service.
International
students at the
Liverpool School of
Tropical Medicine
should apply via
the
Accommodation and
Welfare
Officer at the
School.
International
students
at Liverpool John
Moores University
and LIPA
should apply via
the Reverend Canon
Bob Dickinson,
Anglican
Chaplain to JMU at
4-6 Rodney Street
L1 2TZ
International
students at
Liverpool Hope
should apply via
Bishop Ian Stuart,
the Anglican
Chaplain.
International
students who are
attending any OTHER
institution of
higher education in
LIVERPOOL may
use the e-mail
link below to
ask for an
application form.
If you are a
Church, Overseas
Anglican
Diocese or Anglican
religious
organisation
intending to
sponsor a student
for higher
education in
Liverpool,
and would like to
enquire
about additional
support, you
are invited to
write to
our Chairman, the
Reverend Canon S T
Goddard, at the
address
alongside.