Kanzen for Life, a leading Dundee-based charity dedicated to empowering communities through physical activity, wellbeing, education and social connection, is pleased to announce a new partnership with the NHS Tayside Charitable Foundation. The foundation has generously awarded £25,000 in funding to support Kanzen for Life’s purpose of creating healthier and more connected communities.
Kanzen for Life focuses on addressing some of the most deep-rooted issues in society, emphasizing preventative work and early intervention to reduce future health and social care costs. With thousands of children, adults and families participating in weekly activities, the charity’s work directly aligns with NHS Tayside’s vision of tackling health inequalities and promoting wellbeing.
Roy O’Kane, Charity Chief Officer of Kanzen for Life, said:
“This partnership with the NHS Tayside Charitable Foundation highlights the importance of preventative investment in community health. By addressing challenges such as inactivity, isolation, and poor mental health at their root, we can deliver change that benefits individuals and the wider community. This funding will enable us to expand our reach and impact at a time when it is needed most. We are very grateful to the foundation for their support and partnership.”
Shelley McCarthy, Charity Chief Officer of NHS Tayside Charitable Foundation, said:
“We are proud to announce the £25,000 contribution to Kanzen for Life, a testament to our commitment to supporting innovative solutions that enhance lives and promote well-being. Together, we are paving the way for a brighter, healthier future for the people of Tayside.”
