Our Case Studies

Broughty Ferry YMCA based in Dundee, was established in 1866 and is a Registered Charity.

A new facet of Haemophilia Scotland's work, supported by The Essentia Foundation, is the "Young Bloods" project, which aims to empower children and teenagers living with bleeding disorders.

Make Do and Grow is a community interest company which offers a place to play and buy low-cost items, including used clothing, books and toys for children.

Since its formation in 2005, the Essentia Foundation has remained committed to improving the health and well-being of young people across Scotland.

In 2021, The Essentia Foundation awarded Glasgow Girls FC a grant of £1,900.00.

Thanks to funding from The Essentia Foundation, Equipower has been able to offer young people, the chance to learn new skills, socialize and take on additional responsibilities within the…

The Sunshine Kitchen is a kitchen project for young adults with additional support needs

I Am Me Scotland’s project, funded by The Essentia Foundation, is standing up to the stigma around Down’s Syndrome.

The Essentia Foundation supports OutLET: Play Resource to offer young people the chance to experiment with their learning and spend time in the great outdoors! 

Read how a sports-based project empowers young people.

Read how funding from the Essentia Foundation is ensuring that young carers in Caithness are supported during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A grant from the Essentia Foundation is being used to increase the number of activity sessions offered to local adults and children with physical and learning difficulties.