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Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Fund Update Report - September 2023 - Inspiring Scotland

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Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Fund Update Report – September 2023

This update from our Perinatal and Infant Mental Health (PIMH) fund follows the stories of families who have been supported by the partner charities. These stories highlight the kind, compassionate approach and life changing impact that the third sector has on families and babies, and shows how the work which is being delivered helps to achieve the overall outcomes of this fund.

Headlines from the report include: 

  • Over 10,000 people have been supported by this fund since 2020
  • Life changing support due to the relationships built by the third sector (as illustrated by the outcome data, case studies and testimonials throughout)
  • Challenges including increased demand, complexity of cases, difficulties in raising funding and recruitment / retention

The PIMH team at Inspiring Scotland want to thank all the charities and families involved for letting them share their stories.

31.05.2023

Practitioner’s Guide Bite-sized tips: Communicating with families with inclusion in mind

This guide includes bite-sized insights on how to best communicate with families with inclusion in mind.

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05.06.2024

Our Future Now Midpoint Fund Report

This report celebrates reaching the midpoint of Inspiring Scotland’s 10-year fund – Our Future Now (OFN). The midpoint report of the Our Future Now fund reveals in five years the fund has supported almost 25,000 young people worst affected by the past five years with over 62% successfully secured an employability outcome of work, education,

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28.04.2017

14:19 Fund Report 2013

2013 was a significant year for Inspiring Scotland’s 14:19 Fund. It marked the half way point in this ten year fund, which has delivered its strongest performance to date. It has achieved greater social impact, year on year since its launch in January 2009 and has supported over 12,000 disadvantaged young people across Scotland  into

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