ANGUS CARERS ASSOCIATION 

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
National Lottery Community Fund - Investing in Angus Communities
£10,000	14/12/2022	This group will run a series of events to collect evidence around the needs of unpaid carers within the Angus community.
Co-Operative Group - Grant to Angus Young Carers
£1,554	22/10/2022	Angus Young Carers will team up with local providers to provide young people with opportunities to attend different workshops aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of young carers in Angus.
BBC Children in Need - Grant to Angus Carers Association
£30,000	28/05/2020 36	This project will provide sport and social activity sessions as well as day trips for disabled children and their families in Arbroath, Montrose and Forfar. They will have fun, develop friendships ....more This project will provide sport and social activity sessions as well as day trips for disabled children and their families in Arbroath, Montrose and Forfar. They will have fun, develop friendships and be more confident.
Scottish Government - Angus Carers Association
£35,693	14/05/2020	Detailed description not provided.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Angus Carers Association
£12,150	05/05/2020	To enhance the volunteer programme and ensure it can continue to adapt to changing needs, especially in the light of the coronavirus pandemic.
National Lottery Community Fund - COVID 19 Emergency Support for Carers in Angus
£8,302	31/03/2020 6	This group with provide support for carers in Angus during the COVID-19 lockdown period. This support will include emergency food aid, support with utility bills, online activities and 1-2-1 support ....more This group with provide support for carers in Angus during the COVID-19 lockdown period. This support will include emergency food aid, support with utility bills, online activities and 1-2-1 support via the internet.
Robertson Trust - The Families Programme
£51,000	12/06/2018	The Families Programme
National Lottery Community Fund - Caring for Life
£334,643	02/02/2011 60	This project aims to support adult carers across the county of Angus, improving their social connections and increase their well-being through the provision of a range of activities. Beneficiaries ....more This project aims to support adult carers across the county of Angus, improving their social connections and increase their well-being through the provision of a range of activities. Beneficiaries will receive counselling, groupwork, emotional support and training. Carers will maximise their income by receiving a benefits check and taking part in financial training. The grant will be used to pay for salaries, overheads, counselling, carer activities, training, staff travel, publicity and reporting.

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Directors (6)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 05/11/1996, number: SC026052
• Registered at Companies House on 17/10/2000, number: SC212062

Filing Record

Main office

8 Grant Road (G/F), Arbroath, Angus, DD11 1JN

Objectives

The company's objects are to advance the health and education of carers in the County of Angus by providing support, recreational facilities and activities, with the object of improving the conditions of life for carers by: provid ing information and support to those resident in the County of Angus, irrespective of age, who currently care (or have, in the recent past, cared) for family members, other relatives, partner, friends and neighbours of any age affected by physical or mental illness, disability, frailty or substance misuse. The person does not need to be living with the cared-for person to be a carer ensuring that the role of carers is recognised, and working in partnership with carers to empower them to manage their caring responsibilities contributing to planning processes, both for the cared-for and at a local and national level. promoting physical and mental well-being and allev iating mental and physical ill-health attributable to caring roles. advancing education, training, volunteering, employment and a wide range of support to enable carers to have a life outside of caring ensuring that young carers are protected from harmful caring roles and thriving