Cranhill Connections (360G-SCVO-a13N2000003y3PYIAY)
We will support local people dropping into our click and connect Learning Centre weekdays Monday - Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm. We have staff based in the Learning centre throughout these hours. LC has 16 pcs and access to the printer and paper.Run Skills Academy course for 10 participants 3 times per year [2 hrs X 10 sessions X 3 times per year]The skills academy topics include these 10 sessions although we can tailor to the needs of new groups e.g. some people have asked for more sessions from Life Links• IT skills - CDT• Employability session - CDT• Welfare session - CDT• First Aid – Glasgow Kelvin College• Personal safety – Police Scotland• Fire safety – Fire and Rescue• Mental health – Life Links• Cooking session – CDT• Addictions – Scottish Drugs Forum• Housing – local housing associationsAll subsequent Skills Academy courses will have peer support volunteers working alongside the main tutors.Building on the above course we will run a weekly 'Roll and Scroll' session for participants who have already completed the Skills Academy course. [2 hours X 8 participants per weekly session. These sessions have come about following the pilot skills academy where participants didn’t want the programme to end and so we have agreed to provide continued support in the learning centre supported by a member of our team. We will provide a roll from the café and supported access to pcsNew weekly beginners IT class – [6 participants X 2 hours X ongoing while there is demand] in partnership with Glasgow LifePhone connections - Over the past 12 months we have issued 198 sims to 158 people – 6 months unlimited calls – 40GB data monthly. We will continue to provide this service to those who need it throughout the funded period.Through a partnership with West of Scotland Housing Association we can provide those in need with access to refurbished phones. We can also provide support to anyone who needs help using a phone and have provided our older adults with phones with large button for ease of use.Depending on need we can work in group sessions but also provide 1-1 support if required.
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Grant Details
Amount Applied For | 10000 |
Amount Awarded | 10000 |
Award Date | 2023-12-04 |
Beneficiary Location: Country Code | GB |
Beneficiary Location: Geographic Code | S12000049 |
Beneficiary Location: Geographic Code Type | S12 |
Beneficiary Location: Name | Glasgow |
Data Source | https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a11N20000008LU5IAM/digital-participation-charter-fund-2023.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-digital-participation-charter-fund-2023 |
Grant Programme: Description | The Digital Participation Charter Fund 2023 invests in community digital inclusion projects across Scotland, with a focus on digital skills. The fund will support organisations with up to £10,000 for projects which demonstrate an approach to embed digital upskilling in core services and meets one or both of the following aims: Reducing social isolation by o supporting people to connect to people that matter to them; and/oro supporting people to connect with services and their local community or communities of interest. Increasing economic prospects byo supporting working age people to move towards employment, and/oro supporting people to make the most of the money they have by banking online or using digital tools to save on household bills; and/oro supporting individuals and families with social security maximisation.To be eligible for funding organisations must:Have been operating for more than 12 months.Be able to start delivery in January 2024 and complete delivery by 31 January 2025.Already be delivering support to at least one of the identified target groups o People over 65 o People living in low-income householdso People living with a long-term illness or disability o People currently unemployed o Victims of crime or abuseo Familieso People who are homelessYou must be able to deliver support to help people achieve at least one of the Fund aims. Your organisation must be a signatory of the Digital Participation Charter. * Please SIGN UP or LOGIN to this website to view full fund criteria and application support below*Click the files below to view or download all supporting documents - we recommend you read through these before applying and if you have any questions please contact our team on grantshelp@scvo.scot |
Grant Programme: Title | Digital Participation Charter Fund 2023 |
Grant Programme: URL | https://scvo.scot/funding |
Last Modified | 2024-01-15T11:22:48+00:00 |