E&HR Project Addressing the challenges faced by Deaf people across Scotland, and supporting Scottish Government to build structural resilience and strength within policy and planning through better and more relevant data, evidence and community participation. Find out more at British Deaf Association.
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Callander Youth Project offers services to young people across a large area within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. In addition to providing a range of activities, they create employment opportunities through the management of two social enterprises. BBFF investment supports young people to secure Modern Apprenticeships, skills-based training in hospitality and wider employability
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Calman Trust (‘Calman’) is a young people’s service based in the Highlands that offers a range of support and learning opportunities to enable young people to manage the challenges that could hold them back in their transition to independent living and the world of work. Depending on their needs and choices, young people can progress
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Capability Scotland provides advice and support in Dumfries and Galloway on self-directed support and social care. This includes support to recruit PAs and any ongoing support required, maintaining a database of PAs seeking employment, advising employers on indemnity cover, providing support with direct payments awards and raising awareness of self-directed support in the community.
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Carers Link East Dunbartonshire helps unpaid carers to understand and explore their self-directed support options as part of their caring role, have a voice and make informed choices around services and activities that could improve both their own and the cared-for person’s quality of life. Carers are supported to develop an Adult Carer Support Plan
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Carers of West Dunbartonshire raises awareness of self-directed support with carers, helping them to understand all available options and have their caring role understood. Carers are supported to identify their own personal outcomes to support a life alongside caring, helping to minimise any impact this may have on their health and wellbeing and take control
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Carers of West Lothian provides information and support to unpaid carers and disabled people living in West Lothian who are accessing or considering social care and self-directed support, to promote choice and control over their care. This includes a dedicated self-directed support information service and support for people to understand the options available to them,
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Carr Gomm is a leading Scottish social care and community development charity. They work in partnership with NHS Lothian at The Rivers Centre to offer person-centred support for the treatment and sustained recovery of survivors of abuse through social integration, addressing the need for both psychological support and social support
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Through its Community Contacts project, Carr Gomm provides independent support for people and carers accessing social care in Argyll & Bute and Highland. This supports people at any point in the process by providing information to help them navigate the system, understand their options and the local self-directed support process and make informed choices. People
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