The Clothworkers Foundation - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£10,000 |
17/11/2022
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purchase of laptops for a charity which works with people with mental health issues in Fife
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Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£120,000 |
22/09/2022
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towards three years' running costs of a project providing various employment support programmes for adults and young people with severe mental health issues in Fife, Scotland.
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Foundation Scotland - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£250 |
30/03/2022
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Anonymous donation. To assist with the regeneration of the Flax Mill and the redevelopment of Silverburn Park.
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Wolfson Foundation - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust (FEAT) |
£50,000 |
09/12/2021
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Restoration of Silverburn Flax Mill
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Scottish Government - Fife Employment Access Trust |
£49,397 |
07/04/2021
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Detailed description not provided.
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Foundation Scotland - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£5,000 |
17/02/2021
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To help Fife Employment Access Trust expand their resource base for activities with a wide range of disadvantaged groups within Silverburn Park, providing much needed wet-weather cover in a new
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To help Fife Employment Access Trust expand their resource base for activities with a wide range of disadvantaged groups within Silverburn Park, providing much needed wet-weather cover in a new modular building and storage for resources and equipment.
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Scottish Government - Fife Employment Access Trust |
£25,000 |
04/02/2021
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Detailed description not provided.
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BBC Children in Need - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£27,054 |
11/12/2020
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Structured courses in self-management, personal development and employability will support young people with severe mental health issues to manage feelings and be better able to cope.
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Foundation Scotland - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£5,000 |
07/10/2020
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to contribute to the staffing costs associated with supporting 20 people in Fife with enduring mental health conditions, helping them manage their anxieties as they return to work after being
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to contribute to the staffing costs associated with supporting 20 people in Fife with enduring mental health conditions, helping them manage their anxieties as they return to work after being furloughed
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Scottish Government - Fife Employment Access Trust |
£9,750 |
10/06/2020
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Detailed description not provided.
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Foundation Scotland - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£1,000 |
03/04/2020
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To help cover the cost of purchasing "Zoom Online Video Conferencing" packages (13 month subscription approx. £600), IT consultancy service (£1325), £50 towards staff home-working
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To help cover the cost of purchasing "Zoom Online Video Conferencing" packages (13 month subscription approx. £600), IT consultancy service (£1325), £50 towards staff home-working expenses x 16 staff (£800), top-up vouchers for service user?s mobile phone
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£8,605 |
04/12/2018
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To purchase equipment that would count visitor numbers to an estate managed by a charity that supports people with poor mental health through providing volunteering, training and work opportunities.
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Women's Fund for Scotland - Salary and Overhead costs |
£5,000 |
15/06/2018
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to contribute towards salary costs and overheads.
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Co-Operative Group - Grant to Fife Employment Access Trust |
£5,025 |
29/11/2017
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We want to expand our innovative services for people with complex mental health difficulties who face multiple challenges in everyday life.
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Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations - Employ your Mind |
£7,317 |
03/04/2017
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They wish to improve their digital skills training and support with a view to embedding this approach within their existing "Employ your Mind" programme. The wider programme is partnership
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They wish to improve their digital skills training and support with a view to embedding this approach within their existing "Employ your Mind" programme. The wider programme is partnership employability service between FEAT and NHS Fife mental health occupational therapy and psychology services. The service involves a combination of psychiatric treatment, core skills training, employability training and cognitive remediation therapy (CRT). The students also get the opportunity to complete a Scottish Vocational Qualification (SVQ) Level three Steps to Work. They wish to deliver additional sessions and drop-ins to particularly focus on improving digital skills for those participants that are lacking the basics, and proving to be another barrier in addition to their mental health illnesses to overcoming challenges in their daily lives. They also wish to develop a digital training resource guide that can be used by other staff across all of FEAT's projects. The project will be delivered in Glenrothes.
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Corra Foundation - HDA-17/96 |
£5,000 |
30/03/2017
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to support the Employ Your Mind Project for people with complex mental health difficulties.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Employ your Mind |
£120,140 |
24/01/2017
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This group will support people who face significant challenges in everyday living as a result of enduring and complex mental health difficulties. They will use the funding to provide a combination of
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This group will support people who face significant challenges in everyday living as a result of enduring and complex mental health difficulties. They will use the funding to provide a combination of psychiatric treatment, self-management strategies and cognitive remediation therapy (CRT) to participants over three years.
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Robertson Trust - Towards the salary costs of the ETC Trainer and Team Leader. |
£45,000 |
30/06/2016
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Towards the salary costs of the ETC Trainer and Team Leader.
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National Lottery Community Fund - There is no project name available for this record |
£10,000 |
25/10/2012
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The group, based in Glenrothes, would like to investigate the possibility of taking on and developing a community asset in Leven as a community resource. _x000B_
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National Lottery Community Fund - Employ your Mind |
£687,090 |
01/02/2012
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The project will benefit adults who have severe enduring mental health conditions and experience multiple barriers to returning to or entering the work place. Beneficiaries will attend the project
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The project will benefit adults who have severe enduring mental health conditions and experience multiple barriers to returning to or entering the work place. Beneficiaries will attend the project five days a week over six months and receive ongoing treatment alongside employability training. The grant will be used to pay for salaries, overheads, training, equipment, materials, expenses, venue costs, publicity, travel, recruitment, volunteer expenses and catering.
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