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Total grants: 2,506
Total amount: £95,089,847
Funders: 12
Recipient organisations: 1,077
Recipient individuals: 2
Earliest grant: 23 Jan 1996
Latest grant: 22 Mar 2024
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Sector Renewal Fund: Outreach Delivery in England
The project will provide increased capacity including 780 additional instructor hours, as well as more time for managers to provide outreach and development to enable disabled people to return to sport and physical activity and who face barriers such as cost and access to suitable facilities and instructors.
Amount:
£29,882
Funder:
Sport England
Recipient:
Disability Snowsport UK
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Equal Adventure
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Home-Start East Highland
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Lochaber Hope
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Pentland Housing Association Ltd
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The Ross County Foundation
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Cafe Chat
This project expanded on existing services for adults with mental health issues to offer practical, social and emotional support in an informal group setting. The project provided a monthly ‘chat café’ in Broadford on Skye which was accessed by local people looking for peer support and friendship as well as practical advice with issues such as housing and benefits. Once a month the project ran gr…
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Amount:
£12,651
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
CounsellingCare: Skye and Lochalsh
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Skye Caring
This two-year project aimed to improve the quality of life of people of any age living in and around the village of Portree on Skye (Skye is the largest and most northerly large island in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland) who were facing social isolation. The project particularly targeted those with mobility problems due to physical, mental or sensory impairment. It did this by supporting them to r…
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Amount:
£35,450
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Crossroads Care - Skye and Lochalsh
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
The Cosy Cafe
This two-year project is the result of a successful pilot. It is predominantly aimed at young people aged 11-16 in Bonar and will enable them to meet outside of school and engage in social, community and other activities which have been identified by the participating young people. The project is in response to the fact that Bonar is geographically isolated with not much for young people to do and it has been inspired by a youth café which the group runs in Dornoch.
Amount:
£8,860
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Dornoch Firth Group SCIO
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Building Merkinch Together
This two-year project, had previously been funded by the Trust, continued to deliver a supported volunteer programme open to anyone affected by addiction that is also not in employment and living in the industrial areas of Merkinch, South Kessock or Dalneigh in Inverness. The project helped participants to move forward with their lives, with the ultimate aim of moving into paid employment.
Amount:
£44,880
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
For The Right Reasons
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Building Merkinch Together
This two-year project is based on a successful nine month pilot and aims to support residents to move into paid employment. The scheme will offer volunteer placements within one of the group’s three social enterprises (a charity shop, a community print shop and a recycling unit) for individuals affected by addictions who are unemployed and living in the Merkinch area of Inverness. Volunteer roles will include sales assistant, driver, book designer, receptionist, and working in quality control.
Amount:
£49,888
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
For The Right Reasons
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Golden Times
This two-year project has been developed from a pilot scheme. It will provide a total of weekly leisure, learning and social activities for older people aged 60+ who live in Merkinch in Inverness. Activities will be weekly lunch clubs, drama, knitting, and crafts sessions, alongside the existing programme of weekly sessions. The aim of the project is to build strong connections between the participants and make the local area better by creating a vibrant programme for involvement.
Amount:
£38,350
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Merkinch Community Centre Association
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Reach Out Merkinch
This two-year project delivered a range of learning and development activities to unemployed adults experiencing mental ill-health in Merkinch, Inverness. Participants gained practical employability skills through support with CV preparation, job searching and applications, personal development, confidence-building and referrals to other support. The project responded to feedback from current ser…
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Amount:
£31,336
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Merkinch Partnership Ltd
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Goals For the Future
This two-year project is the development and extension of an existing pilot project delivering indoor football activities and employability support. It will work with young people from Merkinch in north West Inverness, providing weekly football training and employability and personal development support with the intention of giving them the opportunity to take part in team sport, increase their c…
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Amount:
£26,500
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Merkinch Partnership Ltd
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Making Things Better
This two-year extension of an existing project will provide additional textile up-cycling sessions each week for people living with mental health problems and unemployed and marginalised young people in Broadford on the Isle of Skye. The project will help them to gain work experience, learn new skills and improve their confidence and self-esteem. there will be two weekly sessions, and 50 people w…
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Amount:
£34,112
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Rag Tag and Textile Ltd
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
An Drochaid (The Bridge)
This two-year project was the expansion of existing delivery and provided a weekly drop-in facility for adults affected by mental health problems who live in South Skye and Lochalsh in Scotland. Participants met weekly and had the opportunity to meet and mix with others as well as the chance to discuss their mental health and other challenges they're currently facing. The drop-in provided social …
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Amount:
£19,580
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Skye & Lochalsh Mental Health Associati…
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Aerial Evolutions in Lochalsh and Skye
This two-year project was based on a small pilot. Skye Circus Skills provided two days of intensive tuition every two months in aerial circus skills including trapeze and silks for people of Skye and Lochalsh, alongside a weekly practice sessions. Local people participated in bi-monthly steering meetings to help lead and shape the project. Local people got involved through taster sessions, aimed …
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Amount:
£15,555
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Skye Circus Skills Association
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Staffin Gets Fit
This new two-year project is to utilise the unused space above the village hall in Staffin on the Isle of Skye to set up a gym/exercise area and a social meeting space. A fitness instructor will be hired and group exercise sessions such as dance, Zumba and badminton will be delivered; the facility will be open six days per week. A Steering Group of community members will be established to decide on how project money is spent and what gym activities will be run.
Amount:
£33,350
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Staffin Community Hall Association
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Thursday Group
This one-year project built on a project that has been running for many years. It offered activities and opportunities for people with physical, mental health and learning disabilities in Lochinver, Kinlochbervie, Durness, Drumbeg and Ullapool in a rural region of Scotland. The project enabled the participants to make and maintain friendships, choose activities and take the lead in determining the session format.
Amount:
£13,722
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Assynt Leisure
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
The Thursday Club
This new two-year project will provide a varied programme of weekly activities including fitness, arts, crafts, cooking and baking. It is in response to the interests of a group of adults with physical, mental health and learning disabilities who have previously undertaken some ad hoc classes and now are seeking a longer more sustained programme. Activities will take place at the Assynt Leisure Centre in Lochinver, Sutherland and led by experienced tutors and trained instructors.
Amount:
£19,888
Funder:
People's Health Trust
Recipient:
Assynt Leisure
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland