FOCUS ON – FUNDING

Paul Hamlyn Foundation
The Youth Fund supports organisations whose main purpose is help young people, aged 14-25, who are in the most uncertain positions where making the transition to adult independence is most challenging. Supporting organisations which work with young people who are experiencing disadvantage in a way that recognises and builds on their strengths and potential. Access the fund

The Weir Charitable Trust
The Trust supports Scottish-based community groups and small charities to provide services across Scotland to help communities. Targeting organisations who have found it difficult to access funds services/projects in the following qualifying categories: Sport; Recreational facilities; Animal welfare; Health; Culture. Access the fund

CEMVO
The Ethnic Minority Development Fund (EMDF) is available to any ethnic minority led voluntary or community organisation in Scotland. This fund offers funding for various projects that benefit ethnic minority people and communities, this restricted funding should meet at least one of the following outcomes; Bring people together to build strong relationships across communities; Help people thrive by supporting them early; Improve spaces and places that matter to communities and involve the community in design and delivery of activities. Access the fund

NatureScot Future Routes for Nature Fund
This fund is aimed at turning the ambitious, inspiring, and exciting ideas of Scotlandโ€™s young people (11-26) into a reality, increasing their engagement with nature, and empowering them to take positive action towards tackling the climate and nature crises. The Future Routes for Nature Fund is open for applications from until 19 June 2026. Full details about the Fund and how to apply can be found on their website For more information contact: FutureRoutesFund@nature.scot  

 

Lindsays Charitable Trust
Providing funding for groups and individuals who are interested in conservation, the environment, wildlife projects and the arts. The trust normally supports smaller less known charities working in specialised fields. Email Callum callumkennedy@lindsays.co.uk

The Robert McAlpine Foundation
The foundation gives grants to support small charities throughout the UK who work within specific categories: Children, Youth and Elderly and are particularly keen to support projects where funding can make a real difference. Access the fund

 


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