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get an application form by calling the Learner Support Helpline on 0800 121 8989 (7am-8pm), online at www.direct.gov.uk/alg or asking at Student Services.


LSF - Learner Support Fund


The LSF is a fund run by the College, which supports students who are:


• 16+ years and not receiving ema


• on income based benefit like Jsa/is or very low income


Please note: Other terms and conditions apply, and the above details are subject to change in line with government policy.


For an assessment of your personal financial circumstances and advice on maximising your income while at College, come along to the Welfare Advice team in the Advice Centres (merton and Wandsworth) or via Student Services at Tooting, for a one-to-one appointment.


ChildCare support


You may be eligible for financial help towards your childcare costs whilst studying at the College. Funding is limited however, and not everyone who applies will get support.


We can help you apply for government Funded schemes, such as those outlined below:


Care to Learn (C2L)


For young parents under the age of 20 at the start of your course.


Phone: Learner Support Helpline – 0800 121 8989


Website: www.directgov.uk/ caretolearn


New Deal for Lone Parents


For lone parents on income support who want to work and study. (You must contact the Job Centre before enrolling for a course).


Website: www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk


Your local Jobcentre Plus office can also arrange for you to see a New Deal Lone Parent Adviser.


www.south-thames.ac.uk • 020 8918 7777


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