Angus Carers Centre (360G-SCVO-a133z00000KnAE5AAN)
We are requesting funding to update our current website and to develop additional pages with Mental Health and wellbeing information, podcasts, and videos for adult and young carers. This will involve the addition of a dedicated Mental Health and Wellbeing tab, which will be split into 3 separate pages covering adult carers, young carers (Age 16 & 17) and young adult carers (Age 18 – 25). This addition to the website will provide accessible information, advice, and support for the community. Each page will incorporate feedback we have received from carers, and we envisage posting videos of our current Zoom relaxation sessions and self-care sessions. By posting this information on our website it provides carers with the opportunity to dip in and out of the sessions. We know that being a carer can be very demanding on their time and even just a quick 5 minutes with relaxation techniques provided by ourselves may make a difference to their day to day caring role. These separate pages will promote recorded bite sized wellbeing sessions, podcasts, relaxation sessions and cover topics such as hope, resilience, self-compassion, self-care, anger management, relaxation, health & wellbeing, palliative care, suicide prevention and domestic violence, with links to other agencies who can help in addition to ourselves. We are also aiming to introduce a staff health and wellbeing section.This funding would enable us to develop mental health and wellbeing information, podcasts, videos, and workshops that will enable people to take control of their own health and wellbeing, hopefully resulting in them being able to remain in good mental and physical health for longer periods of time. We envisage that this easily accessible and up-to-date information and support will also enable carers to feel more confident in their caring role and may even help support the person they care for with their mental health and wellbeing as well.
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Grant Details
| Amount Applied For | 7200 |
| Amount Awarded | 7200 |
| Award Date | 2022-06-23 |
| Beneficiary Location: Country Code | GB |
| Beneficiary Location: Geographic Code | S12000041 |
| Beneficiary Location: Geographic Code Type | S12 |
| Beneficiary Location: Name | Angus |
| Data Source | https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a113z00000VEsEuAAL/carers-capacity-building-fund-2022.json |
| From An Open Call? | Yes |
| Funding Org: Charity Number | SC003558 |
| Funding Org: City | Edinburgh |
| Funding Org: Country | Scotland |
| Funding Org: County | City of Edinburgh |
| Funding Org: Department | Funding |
| Funding Org: Description | The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. |
| Funding Org: Location: Latitude | 55.959611 |
| Funding Org: Location: Longitude | -3.190946 |
| Funding Org: Postal Code | EH3 6BB |
| Funding Org: Street Address | Mansfield Traquair, 15 Mansfield Place |
| Funding Org: Web Address | https://scvo.scot |
| Grant Programme: Code | scvo-carers-capacity-building-fund-2022 |
| Grant Programme: Description | The fund is provided by Scottish Government and managed by SCVO. The main objectives of the fund are to increase the capacity of carer services, specifically so that: More carers can access expanded/improved support from local career services Local carer support organisations have more of the equipment and systems they need to improve their capacity to deliver carer support Local carer services are better set up to deliver support safely while minimising Covid risk to staff and unpaid carers.Applications will be open from 11th April until 10th June. Applications received by 6th May will be assessed the following week and all applications received after 6th May will be assessed w/b 13th June.Please log-in to download and read the guidelines for full information on the fund, including FAQs, before starting your application.Eligibility CriteriaThis fund is for local carer support services, providing information, advice and support to unpaid carers. The funds must exclusively be used by the carer service/centre directly for the benefit of adapting approaches to delivering direct services to unpaid carers. You have been invited to apply as you meet the qualifying criteria below.Your organisation or project* has unpaid carers as their primary beneficiary Your organisation or project provides information and support to either adult carers and/or young carers The carer services you provide are available to all adult and/or young carers within your local area and are not restricted to specific caring communities; or condition-specific groupsYour organisation or project is locally based and has a geographical remit to support carers within a specific local authority area or areasThe carer support service may be part of a larger organisation. In this case the criteria relates to the carer support service. |
| Grant Programme: Title | Carers Capacity Building Fund 2022 |
| Grant Programme: URL | https://scvo.scot/funding |
| Last Modified | 2022-11-11T14:45:34+00:00 |