Thriving Survivors is a charitable company established in 2016 to support men, women and children affected by trauma through the delivery of their ‘Discovering Me’ programme. Thriving Survivors take a person-centred approach and use survivor-built programmes in supporting those affected by trauma to change their lives, regardless of race, culture or circumstance.
Read MoreHelps those who are disengaged to get a job and keep it long term. 14:19 Fund investment supports expansion of various programmes focusing on community based challenge projects for young people aged 16 to 19 years as a basis for developing employability skills. Further support is then offered to help young people plan and be
Read MoreOur Future Now investment supports ‘Tullochan Futures’; a post-16 personal development programme aimed at marginalised young people that are furthest removed from the job market in West Dunbartonshire. The aim is to improve their wellbeing and resilience and gain the skills, confidence and experience to make a successful and sustainable transition to a productive, health
Read MorePart of Organised Outdoor Community Play Fund Under The Trees specialises in providing outdoor learning opportunities. Their aims and objectives are simple – to get our communities outdoors, exploring the natural environment. Under The Trees has been a charity since 2018, and have existed in some format prior to this for around a decade. They
Read MoreUrram delivers social care hubs throughout the rural West Lochaber area of the Highlands, providing information on social care and self-directed support, connecting people to community-based services and supporting people who choose to become an employer. This includes supporting a PA brokerage network to link people looking for support with local PAs. www.urram.scot
Read MoreVIA Scotland believes in a Scotland where people with learning disabilities or autism have the same opportunities as everyone else and are supported to achieve these goals, whether to work, live where they want or to have a relationship. https://viascotland.org.uk/
Read MoreVenture trust works with disengaged young people aged 16 to 25 years by giving them time and space in a wilderness setting, enabling them to progress into employment, education or training. 14:19 Fund investment supports Inspiring Young Futures, a personal development programme for young carers and those leaving care aged between 16 and 19 years.
Read MoreWhat we do: Dumfries and Galloway Community Sensory Support Services for Working Age What we can offer: Provide information/raise awareness about service Contact us: Mountainhall Treatment Centre, Dumfries, DG1 4AP allison.mccourt@visibilityscotland.org.uk 07825162774
Read MoreThis partnership between VOCAL and Lothian Centre for Inclusive Living (LCIL) supports carers and supported people at all stages of their social care journey in Edinburgh and Midlothian. VOCAL provides information and support to carers around preparing for assessments and reviews, managing care, informal advocacy to agree budget use and community brokerage to identify supports.
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