| Foundation Scotland - Supporting Scotland's Youngest Children to Thrive and Flourish |
| £12,460 |
12/05/2023
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To part fund the post of an Early Years Practitioner to deliver early years activities to families based in Dumfries and Auldgirth to support skills development, relationships, health and well-being.
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| William Grant Foundation - Work with families affected by imprisonment 2022-2024 |
| £90,000 |
02/12/2021
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Support towards a programme to help imprisoned fathers to build better relationships with their infant and young children, for three years. Keywords: prisons; families.
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| Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award |
| £25,000 |
19/11/2021
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EYS - Children Affected by Parental Imprisonment Project
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| BBC Children in Need - Grant to Early Years Scotland (EYS) - Formerly known as SPPA |
| £30,362 |
30/07/2021
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190 children and young people with a family member imprisoned in HMP Low Moss, East Dunbartonshire, will access tailored play sessions and support. They will feel more confident, have better quality
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190 children and young people with a family member imprisoned in HMP Low Moss, East Dunbartonshire, will access tailored play sessions and support. They will feel more confident, have better quality contact and feel more relaxed on their visit.
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| Comic Relief - Stay, Play, Learn |
| £31,909 |
23/06/2020
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COVID19 Recovery funding
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| Charles Hayward Foundation - Grant to Early Years Scotland |
| £25,000 |
29/05/2020
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Prison based programme for Children affected by parental imprisonment
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| DCMS - VSCE CMC Fund |
| £26,127 |
20/05/2020
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NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots
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NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.
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| Comic Relief - Stay Play and Learn: Supporting Children and Families to Thrive and Flourish |
| £152,444 |
06/11/2019
36 |
The Stay, Play and Learn project will deliver intensive intervention support to 350 families per year in deprived areas of Renfrewshire. Weekly play sessions will build links between parents and
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The Stay, Play and Learn project will deliver intensive intervention support to 350 families per year in deprived areas of Renfrewshire. Weekly play sessions will build links between parents and their child / children, and help address child development concerns and attainment gaps. The sessions will be delivered in 8-week blocks, at the end of which parents will be supported to join Parent and Toddler groups. Learning from the project will be used to help influence national policy and practice through the organisation’s membership and links to statutory bodies. A grant will contribute to the salaries of two Early Years Practitioners, a Project Lead and Administrator, and travel expenses.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Supporting Scotland's Youngest Children to Thrive and Flourish |
| £99,000 |
30/10/2019
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This group will use the funding to support families, with children aged up to five years of age, in rural and deprived communities across Annandale & Eskdale and Nithsdale in Dumfries &
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This group will use the funding to support families, with children aged up to five years of age, in rural and deprived communities across Annandale & Eskdale and Nithsdale in Dumfries & Galloway. Support will include the group's 'Stay, Play and Learn' programme and baby massage sessions for groups of local families. Over three years, 3,210 people will benefit from the range of support on offer.
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| William Grant Foundation - Building an online learning collaborative community (Step Change Award) |
| £200,000 |
27/03/2019
30 |
The design and creation of online and virtual learning opportunities that can be accessed by the whole Early Years Sector in Scotland. Specifically, the grant will pay to recruit two early years
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The design and creation of online and virtual learning opportunities that can be accessed by the whole Early Years Sector in Scotland. Specifically, the grant will pay to recruit two early years specialists who will research and create high quality materials for online and virtual learning opportunities and the purchase of a range of necessary information communications technology. These online and remote learning products will supplement the training offered at the charity's Professional Learning Academy in Glasgow. Keywords: ELC, early learning and childcare, children and families
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| Glasgow City Council - SPPA Support, Advice & Information Service |
| £40,000 |
21/03/2019
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To provide direct support advice information and training service to SPPA members and other specified early years / parent and child support / childcare groups based in the community.
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| Glasgow City Council - Health Improvement SPPA |
| £17,125 |
05/03/2019
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To provide early intervention activity as part of a Health Improvement Programme.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Children Affected by Parental Imprisonment Programme |
| £317,084 |
31/01/2019
36 |
This group will use the funding to support families with children aged five years and younger where a parent is in prison. Activities will include an educational programme for fathers, facilitated
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This group will use the funding to support families with children aged five years and younger where a parent is in prison. Activities will include an educational programme for fathers, facilitated family visits and pre-visit sessions to help families feel more relaxed about their surroundings. The three-year project will help parents build knowledge and confidence and create a positive environment for families to bond.
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| Dulverton Trust - Stay Play and Learn groups |
| £33,915 |
25/10/2018
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Stay Play and Learn groups
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| Robertson Trust - Children Affected by Parental Imprisonment Programme |
| £66,000 |
11/09/2018
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Children Affected by Parental Imprisonment Programme
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| Glasgow City Council - Health Improvement SPPA |
| £17,125 |
06/06/2018
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To provide early intervention activity as part of a Health Improvement Programme.
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| Glasgow City Council - SPPA Support, Advice & Information Service |
| £40,000 |
31/05/2018
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To provide direct support advice information and training service to SPPA members and other specified early years / parent and child support / childcare groups based in the community.
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| BBC Children in Need - Grant to Early Years Scotland (EYS) - Formerly known as SPPA |
| £28,128 |
13/03/2018
36 |
400 children with a family member in prison will be supported during visits to HMP Low Moss in East Dunbartonshire. They will have increased and quality contact with their family, improved emotional
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400 children with a family member in prison will be supported during visits to HMP Low Moss in East Dunbartonshire. They will have increased and quality contact with their family, improved emotional wellbeing and make better informed life choices.
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| William Grant Foundation - PhD Research - families affected by imprisonment |
| £30,000 |
17/01/2017
36 |
Towards the cost of funding a post-graduate research project at the University of Glasgow evaluating the impact of Early Years Scotland's work with families affected by imprisonment, over 3 years.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Learning Through Play Prison Programme |
| £88,231 |
22/03/2016
36 |
This organisation will deliver a programme focused on improving family relationships for fathers currently imprisoned in Barlinnie and Castle Huntly prisons.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Off to a Good Start - Intervening Early with Young Children |
| £997,777 |
11/12/2013
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This project will provide structured, accessible play sessions in local venues in Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dumfries. Young children and parents from vulnerable families from disadvantaged communities
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This project will provide structured, accessible play sessions in local venues in Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dumfries. Young children and parents from vulnerable families from disadvantaged communities will benefit. Baby massage groups will also be delivered. 1295 parents and 1220 children will benefit._x000B__x000B_
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