Creative Scotland is the development body for the arts and creative industries in Scotland and will run the CashBack for Creativity programme. Through CashBack for Creativity, it will deliver two grant initiatives open to all 32 local authority areas to support art organisations to provide disadvantaged young people with pathways to increase attainment, positive destinations
Read MoreCreative Communities project devised for the people of Kirkintilloch to explore what lockdown has meant for them through music, theatre, visual art and filmmaking.
Read MorePerinatal and Infant Mental Health: CrossReach provide direct counselling support to parents affected by mental health illness in the perinatal period. CrossReach will build on their existing counselling service in Moray to meet increased demand. Their Perinatal Services have been providing specialist perinatal support to parents and families for over 30 years. Counselling sessions are
Read MoreOver three years we will work alongside Scotland’s five secure units supporting young people and families to rebuild their relationships with the aim, where possible, of enabling young people (aged 12+) to return to their family home. Cyrenians will offer a combination of mediation, practical support and conflict resolution workshops at two stages: the point
Read MoreE&HR Project Right to Dream (R2D) advances equality and realises human rights for people with sensory impairments through a deafblind policy forum, raising awareness of rights and the provision of training and support to individuals and organisations. Find out more at Deafblind Scotland.
Read MoreE&HR Project Disability Equality Scotland focuses on disability, equality, access and engagement through consultation, inclusive communication, and promoting a life of dignity, respect, choice and independence. Find out more at Disability Equality Scotland.
Read MoreE&HR Project Disability Information Scotland runs a national helpline and provides information resources, including the Scottish Disability Directory. DIS also delivers Accessible Information training resources to statutory and third sector organisations. Find out more at Disability Information Scotland.
Read MoreDisabled Person’s Housing Service Fife provides a self-directed support service called SDS Options (Fife) offering information, advice and guidance to all social care users and practitioners in Fife at any stage of accessing social care. This includes help to understand the process, options and eligibility criteria; prepare for and take part in an assessment; connect
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