Overview
Our Impact
Organisations funded over past 15 years
100+
(Approximately)
Grants awarded over past 15 years
£4 million
(Approximately)
Case studies
Read on to see real life success stories enabled by our funding
Kenmore, Highland Perthshire
The Scottish Crannog Centre: Building Future Careers Through Heritage Skills
The Scottish Crannog Centre is developing a Craft Fellow programme designed to provide young people with practical training and pathways into traditional skills. The project supports the development of specialist knowledge while contributing towards the creation of a national centre of excellence in traditional skills.
Broughty Ferry, Dundee
Braw Tea: Empowering Women Through Community and Hospitality
Braw Tea CIC delivered accredited food hygiene and barista training for women facing barriers to employment across Dundee, Broughty Ferry and the surrounding area. The project combined practical skills training with personal development, confidence building and community support, helping women progress into employment, further education and volunteering opportunities.
Dundee
Helm: Creating Real-World Pathways into Employment for Young People
Helm Training Ltd delivered vocational learning opportunities through its Autocare and Lavish Lounge Learning Centres in Dundee. The programme provided young people with practical skills, accredited qualifications and real-world work experience, helping them build confidence and progress into employment, further education and self-employment.
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