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The impact of grant support

Support from trusts and foundations are critical in helping us provide the best possible care, education and therapeutic support to children and young people from across Scotland who come to Seamab and now call it home.

How trusts and foundations help

Trust and foundation funding enables us to:

Fund critical therapeutic services

Help our children make sense of their world and where they fit in.

Upgrade facilities and furnishings

Provide comfort and safety in spaces filled with love and compassion.

Support enrichment activities

Fund projects in art, music, performance and leadership, developing emotional and physical resilience.

Provide outdoor activities

Enhance physical strength and mental wellbeing through adventure and nature connection.

"It is a pleasure to work with Seamab, the amazing school near Moto Kinross who support young people with complex needs to be happy and healthy. Seamab has been Moto Kinross's adopted school for the last 6 years. We can always rely on everyone at Seamab to be responsive to any requests for information or input into school activities that the Foundation runs. They are excellent communicators, keeping us up to date with the projects that we are supporting at school as well. We look forward to continuing with this great partnership."

Caroline Campbell, MOTO Foundation Trust Manager

Our track record

Seamab has successfully delivered projects funded by trusts and foundations, including:

  • Our new £5.8 million school building

  • Therapeutic services and interventions

  • Outdoor learning equipment and activities

  • Enrichment programmes in arts and sports

How to support us

If your trust or foundation is interested in supporting Seamab, we'd love to discuss opportunities.

We can provide:

  • Detailed project proposals

  • Budget breakdowns

  • Impact measurement and reporting

  • Regular updates on funded projects

  • Site visits and meetings

Get in touch

We'd love to hear from you

“Seamab is a small charity, with a great sense of purpose. The commitment shown by the team is vast. I am very pleased to be invited to be Patron and will do all I can to support the charity to continue to achieve its noble aims and ambitions.”

Gerard Eadie CBE