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The Hardship Fund supports students who are experiencing unexpected or unforeseen financial difficulties, providing funding towards the cost of accommodation, food, learning resources, digital equipment and childcare.
The funding enables students to concentrate upon their studies, without the worry of being unable to afford their basic living costs.
How can you help?
A donation of:
£20 will pay for basic provisions for a few days;
£75 will help towards rent and utility bills for a week;
£150 will buy food supplies for a month; and
£500 will purchase a laptop and WiFi subscription for a student.
"I was an international student at one time, and I can only imagine hardships that some people face to get an education. I owe a lot to this University, and I am grateful to be able to help in some way. It is a real privilege to be able to help in my small way"
Dr Arnab Basu, Chief Executive Officer of Kromek, Northumbria Graduate and Honorary Graduate
Hardship Support
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