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The Essentia Foundation, in partnership with Foundation Scotland is embarking on a journey across Scotland through a series of exploratory reports and blog posts which will examine the regional issues that young people across Scotland are facing and the ways in which Essentia grants are tackling them.

Our third case study in the series covering the East of Scotland is now available for you to read.

If you are a Scottish Charity or Community Group with an annual income of below £250,000.00 and your charitable objectives includes improving the health and social welfare of young people, you can apply for the upcoming grant making programme, set to launch on October 2023. Please find a link to the funding page here.

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