PAIN ASSOCIATION SCOTLAND 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
Foundation Scotland - Mental Health and Wellbeing - Dundee Women's Prison
£3,200	23/01/2023 11	Towards an intensive 5 week course for the residents of Dundee Women's Prison, following by a monthly group session. From the Champ Fund.
National Lottery Community Fund - Finding New Ways Forward
£9,810	17/06/2022	This group will use funds to deliver a short programme of workshops for people in Glasgow and Edinburgh living with chronic pain.
National Lottery Community Fund - One-to-one triage support for people with chronic pain
£8,000	24/05/2021	This group will use the funding to provide specialist one-to-one telephone-based helpline support to people who suffer from chronic pain across Dumfries and Galloway.
Scottish Government - Pain Association Scotland
£8,179	26/01/2021	Detailed description not provided.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Pain Association Scotland
£2,000	10/12/2020 11	to cover the cost of running education sessions.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Pain Association Scotland
£2,670	10/06/2020	To provide patients on hospital waiting lists for first appointments at chronic pain clinics with the opportunity to attend an on-line supported self-management course over the course of a week for 2 ....more To provide patients on hospital waiting lists for first appointments at chronic pain clinics with the opportunity to attend an on-line supported self-management course over the course of a week for 2 hours a day and so give them support whilst helping to
National Lottery Community Fund - Support for people with chronic pain
£8,200	28/05/2020 8	This group deliver a range of support to people living with chronic pain in Scotland. The funding will allow the group to offer online support and self management sessions to people with chronic pain ....more This group deliver a range of support to people living with chronic pain in Scotland. The funding will allow the group to offer online support and self management sessions to people with chronic pain living in Forth Valley during the COVID-19 crisis.
Scottish Government - Pain Association Scotland
£18,851	15/05/2020	Detailed description not provided.
National Lottery Community Fund - Self-management education for Carers
£8,500	26/11/2019 14	This group will use the funding to run self-management sessions for carers suffering from chronic pain in Dumfries & Stranraer and one to one telephone support for those in more remote areas.
National Lottery Community Fund - Self-Management for people burdened with Chronic Pain
£31,414	19/08/2016 36	This group will use the grant to continue their services in the Western Isles (Stornoway and Benbecula) providing learning and support for chronic pain sufferers. The association will expand to ....more This group will use the grant to continue their services in the Western Isles (Stornoway and Benbecula) providing learning and support for chronic pain sufferers. The association will expand to provide a new service on Barra where sufferers are isolated from mainstream chronic pain services and are currently subject to extremely long waiting lists with few positive outcomes.

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Directors (10)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 11/06/1987, number: SC014486
• Registered at Companies House on 11/06/1987, number: SC105105

Filing Record

Main office

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Objectives

The Objects for which the Company is established are to provide self-management training , advice and education for people suffering directly or indirectly from any form of chronic painful condition , irrespective of diagnosis, where such provision is in the interest of people's health and well being and is made with the object of improving the condition of life of both sufferers and carers.