Our Support
Tenovus Scotland provides a vital link by funding pilot studies, which can attract further support from major funding bodies.
Who we are helping
Early stage medical research and early career researchers across all fields of medical science and in institutions across Scotland.
We aim to deliver
We would welcome your valuable support to help us continue with our work. Our aim is that over 90p in the pound goes into research.
Welcome to Tenovus Scotland
Today’s research – Tomorrow’s health
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Tenovus Scotland provides vital funds for early stage medical research in Scotland. One of Scotland’s leading medical research charities, it supports pilot projects and new research talent across Scotland and across the full range of medicine and healthcare. Such early stage research and the emerging generation of researchers have the potential to bring the key medical and healthcare breakthroughs of the future.
Since 1967, Tenovus Scotland has been making a key difference to Scottish medical research development through small and large medical research grants and scholarships. Our main focus is on funding projects to produce pilot evidence that then attracts longer term support from major external funders, leading to further research development.
Supporting Tenovus Scotland
We receive no government funding and our income is 100% from donations from individuals, charitable trusts and companies. All our funds are spent in the region (Edinburgh, Grampian, Strathclyde and Tayside) where they are raised, supporting research in academic institutions and clinical centres in that area.
By donating to Tenovus Scotland, you have the reassurance of dealing with a well-established charity with a robust scientific process identifying the best projects to fund – and with no restriction to any single disease area. Your donation will make a difference, funding early stage research projects and researchers to deliver future healthcare and medical benefits.
Find out more about how to support us and our latest news.
Tenovus funding for this project will aid global efforts in unlocking the gate to tackling antibiotic resistance.
Dr Andrew James Lamb, Grampian© 2024 Tenovus Scotland : Charity Number SC009675