Part of Organised Outdoor Community Play Fund. Dumfries Toy Library operate play services for young children and their parents from a Family Centre in North West Dumfries. They are a gateway service delivering early intervention and prevention in partnership with other third sector organisations and the local authority. They aim to provide an inclusive and
Read MorePart of Organised Outdoor Community Play Fund Dumfries YMCA is a non-profit charity focusing on youth development. Their vision is of an inclusive youth movement transforming communities so that all young people can belong, contribute and thrive. Dumfries YMCA youth workers have been providing youth services to the area for 10 years. In 2019 the
Read MorePart of the Outdoor Nursery Social Enterprise (ONSE) fund. Earthtime is an award-winning charity, accredited by the Forest School Association, connecting children and young people with the natural environment; using creative and woodland based activities to improve self-esteem, health and well-being. Through the ONSE fund they set up an Outdoor Nursery at Cooper Park, Elgin
Read MoreEast Ayrshire Carers Centre provides ongoing employability advice, information, training, work placements and support to young people who care for a parent, sibling or family member who struggles due to illness, disability, mental ill health, problematic substance use or addiction. Our aim is to ensure young carers have choices and chances in life to move
Read MorePart of Organised Outdoor Community Play Fund. East Lothian Play Association (ELPA) is a group of interested community members and play practitioners who are supported by community development workers, representatives from IPA and Support from the Start. Everyone with an interest in children’s play can be part of ELPA whether that interest is family, professional
Read MoreEast Renfrewshire Carers Centre provides carers and Health and Social Care Partnership staff with information, advice and training on self-directed support to improve the use of creative self-directed support options to meet the outcomes of carers. This also involves understanding the cared-for person’s needs and supports required. Carers are supported through the Adult Carers Support
Read MoreA multi-layered, progression and outcome focussed arts project, for young people (aged 12 – 24 years) in the Highlands. Working with a network of partners who support young people and families who have, or are at risk of, encountering crime, our project aims to help reduce offending, strengthen our communities and improve lives.
Read MoreE&HR Project Equate Scotland supports Scotland’s efforts to attract/retain/develop/promote women at every stage of their STEM career through working with students and women in STEM, employers and key strategic stakeholders. Find out more at Equate Scotland.
Read MoreE&HR Project Elect Her creates a safe space for women to explore their futures as leaders, legislators, and champions of Scotland’s political governance through blended learning opportunities, live interactive workshops, self-paced digital resources, and a community of peers to grow and develop with. Find out more at Elect Her.
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