Useful links
Edinburgh Leisure
Get Started, Stay Active with Edinburgh Leisure, the leader in health, fitness, leisure and sports experience across the city. Edinburgh Leisure manages sport and leisure facilities on behalf of the City of Edinburgh Council.
Healthy Respect
Healthy Respect is an innovative project aimed at helping young people develop a positive attitude to sexual health and reducing unplanned teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections.
YouthLink Scotland
Aim to support the youth work sector to provide effective services for young people by being the voice of the youth work sector in Scotland
National Youth Agency
The National Youth Agency supports those involved in young people’s personal and social development and works to enable all young people to fulfil their potential
Youth Music
Youth Music is a UK wide charity set up to provide high quality and diverse music making opportunities for young people aged 5-18
Policy Links
Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator
HM Inspectorate of Education
Scotland’s Commisioner for Children and Young People
Funding
Charities Aid Foundation
CAF helps thousand of charities around the world . More than just a provider of books listing trust fund details – check out CAF’s other services like banking etc
Grants Online
Grants Online are another subscription service providing information on grant funding opportunities with a fully interactive and searchable database. 7 day Free Trial facility.
Profunding
Profunding is a subscription service that provides news and information to all those involved in raising funds for not-for-profit organisations.
Big Lottery Fund
The Big Lottery Fund’s Young People’s Fund – Scotland programme to help young people aged 11-25 learn new things and take part in healthy and positive activities that make them feel good about themselves.
Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
Grants for Art & Heritage; Education; Environment & Social Change; Enterprise & Independence.
Lankelly Chase Foundation
Newly formed from two well established trusts merging so check out the new guidelines in detail. Generally the trust aims to concentrate on smaller charities and want their grants to be effective and to achieve something which would otherwise not happen or to sustain something which otherwise might fall.
