what we do
Within the objects of the Trust, we aim to promote and assist:
- Research into the prevention of, protection from or response to, fire and rescue service related risks posed to businesses or communities
- Training fire and rescue service personnel
- Securing improvements in appliances of value to the fire and rescue service
- Securing the general efficiency and effectiveness of UK fire and rescue services as a whole
the trustees
Our Trustees are drawn from across the fire sector and beyond, bringing a wide variety of experience and capabilities. All are volunteers and keen to see the Trust continue to support the UK FRS. The Trustees are responsible for ensuring that the Trust continues to deliver against its objects and complies with all legal requirements placed on trusts and the charity sector.
Watch this space for the names of new Trustees who will be joining us soon.
our values
- INDEPENDENCE: Whilst we will work with other bodies on specific projects, our overall strategy, direction and programme of work will remain independent, as set by the Trustees.
- PUBLIC BENEFIT: We won’t ally the Trust to, or provide commercial advantage to, any commercial organisation or group of commercial organisations.
- IMPACT: We will monitor and report on the effectiveness of our work to make sure our funds positively impact our objectives.
our history
The Fire Service Research and Training Trust (FSR&TT) was established 1940, using funding provided by the insurance sector to encourage study and experiment on fire protection and prevention.
partnering with us
We are always looking to find ways to share and collaborate with other like minded institutions and organisations. Would you like to contribute to our website in any way? Do you want to write news items or blogs relating to research and training or share documents? How else could the website support you? Are you able to help fund the work of the Trust or work with us in some way to support the UK FRS?
our purpose
To support learning, research and the sharing of information and ideas across the UK FRS
our aims
Learn: Promote and assist the training and development of UK FRS personnel
Research: Promote and assist new research that meets the needs of UK FRS
Share: Share information and ideas relevant to UK FRS that assists in learning
Press releases
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FSR&TT grant schemes
This summary table shows the four types of grant made by the Trust. Please see their individual terms and conditions in the application packs for a full description of each grant type.
scholarship award scheme
Purpose of grant: A personal development grant towards the cost of a Study Programme relating to the objects of the Trust
Focus of grant: Primarily focused on the development of the skills of the award holder that support the objects of the Trust
Paid to: Paid to individual award holder or a suitable host organisation
Costs covered: Covers directly incurred costs associated with tuition fees
Award limits: Awards of up to 100% of the costs of tuition fees for the academic study year, where the total value does not exceed £2,500, per annum. A new application is required each year
When applications can be made: Open all year round
small project grant scheme
Purpose of grant: A grant towards the cost of a project into matters that relate to the objects of the Trust.
Focus of grant: May be used for all purposes that support the objects of the Trust
Paid to: Paid to individual award holder or a suitable host organisation
Costs covered: Covers directly incurred costs of project
Award limits: Min award value £1,000 – max £30,000 over maximum of two years
When applications can be made: Open all year round (unless a priority call for research is made which would be time limited)
research fellowship award scheme
Purpose of grant: A grant towards the cost of a postgraduate studies programme with a research focus into matters that relate to the objects of the Trust
Focus of grant: Focused on the development of the award holder and research that supports the objects of the Trust
Paid to: Paid to individual award holder or a suitable host organisation
Costs covered: Covers directly incurred costs associated with tuition fees, or research, or both
Award limits: Awards of up to 100% of the cost of a post graduate programme of study, where the total value does not exceed £20,000, over a maximum of three years (six years for part time studies)
When applications can be made: Open all year round (unless a priority call for research is made which would be time limited)
research project grant scheme
Purpose of grant: A grant towards the costs of a research project into matters that relate to the objects of the Trust
Focus of grant: Primarily focused on research that supports the objects of the Trust
Paid to: Award is hosted by a recognised research organisation
Costs covered: Covers directly incurred costs of project
Award limits: Min award value £10,000 – max £150,000 over maximum of four years
When applications can be made: Open all year round (unless a priority call for research is made which would be time limited)
email us
contact
phone
44 (0)1608 812511
address
Fire Service Research and Training Trust
C/O Fire Protection Association, London Road,
Morton in Marsh, GL56 0RH
Press releases
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