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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
Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Hear Me
£111,000	15/03/2023 36	towards three years' continuation funding of the running costs of a project providing trauma informed counselling and group programme for young people who have experienced sexual abuse in Angus, ....more towards three years' continuation funding of the running costs of a project providing trauma informed counselling and group programme for young people who have experienced sexual abuse in Angus, Scotland.
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - Counselling for Children and Young People
£46,480	24/11/2021	Continuation funding towards our specialist outreach counselling project (including the salary costs of a 17.5hr per week counsellor for children and young people) who have experienced (or been ....more Continuation funding towards our specialist outreach counselling project (including the salary costs of a 17.5hr per week counsellor for children and young people) who have experienced (or been affected by) the trauma of sexual abuse at any time in their lives.
National Lottery Community Fund - Horizons Two
£92,436	18/12/2020 35	The group will use the funding to continue and to expand their service providing support for survivors of sexual abuse throughout Dundee and Angus. The project will help survivors become volunteers ....more The group will use the funding to continue and to expand their service providing support for survivors of sexual abuse throughout Dundee and Angus. The project will help survivors become volunteers for the group finding a suitable role and empowering them to help other survivors of domestic abuse and gender based violence. The group currently has 13 volunteers in various positions that it would like to increase this to 20.
Scottish Government - Hear Me
£5,000	25/11/2020	Detailed description not provided.
Co-Operative Group - Grant to Hear Me
£3,704	24/10/2020	We aim to deliver our 'Seasons for Growth' programme in Angus for survivors of sexual abuse (aged 10-16) to improve their mental health.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Hear Me
£3,678	20/05/2020	To enable Hear Me counsellors to deliver vital wellbeing support for survivors of sexual abuse.
Foundation Scotland - Seasons
£45,000	19/03/2020	to contribute towards delivering 1:1 counselling sessions and facilitating an 8 week Seasons For Growth group programme.
Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Hear Me
£64,000	10/12/2019 36	towards three years' salary of a Counsellor and Admin/Finance post at a project providing counselling for survivors of sexual abuse, aged 8-25, in Angus
National Lottery Community Fund - Seasons
£10,000	18/10/2019 11	This group will use the funding to continue providing trauma counselling and group work sessions for young survivors of sexual abuse in Angus. Counselling support will be delivered on an outreach ....more This group will use the funding to continue providing trauma counselling and group work sessions for young survivors of sexual abuse in Angus. Counselling support will be delivered on an outreach basis for young people aged between eight and 18.
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - Children & Young People Project
£30,000	28/11/2018	Hear Me is a registered Scottish Charity, established in June 2013. The purpose is to provide a specialised counselling and support service in Angus to men, women and children (aged 8+) who have ....more Hear Me is a registered Scottish Charity, established in June 2013. The purpose is to provide a specialised counselling and support service in Angus to men, women and children (aged 8+) who have either recently, or in the past, been sexually abused.
Corra Foundation - HDA-18/428
£4,000	04/10/2018	Towards the Salary of the part-time Counsellor for Children and Young People
National Lottery Community Fund - Horizons
£55,819	25/06/2018 24	This group will use the funding to deliver their 'Horizons' project, which will develop a volunteering pathway for people who are survivors of sexual abuse. The service will predominantly work out of ....more This group will use the funding to deliver their 'Horizons' project, which will develop a volunteering pathway for people who are survivors of sexual abuse. The service will predominantly work out of Forfar but will also be working across different locations throughout Angus, both through outreach work and home visits.
Robertson Trust - Salary costs of the Pathways to the Future Support Workers
£36,000	21/11/2017	Salary costs of the Pathways to the Future Support Workers
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - Hear Me Children and Young People
£48,401	25/11/2015	To provide free and confidential specialised counselling on an outreach basis, for children and young people age 8 to 18 years who have experienced (or been affected by) child sexual abuse at any ....more To provide free and confidential specialised counselling on an outreach basis, for children and young people age 8 to 18 years who have experienced (or been affected by) child sexual abuse at any time in their lives

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Trustees

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Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 27/06/2013, number: SC044106

Filing Record

Main office

PO Box 7010, DD8 0BJ

Objectives

1 The organisation is established for charitable purposes only, and in particular, the objects are advancing health (4.1 ? 4.7 listed below) and advancing education (4.8 listed below): 1.1 By enabling and supporting people who have experienced sexual abuse to self manage their own mental health 1.2 By enabling and supporting better mental health in all people who use our service 1.3 By enabling and supporting increased independence and autonomy in what people who use our service do 1.4 By enabling confidence in service users to have a say in matters of direct concern to their mental well being 1.5 By helping equip the service user with better and safer coping strategies to manage their mental health problems 1.6 By enabling the service user to have more awareness of opportunities and what they can hope for themselves 1.7 By enhancing the service users well-being, with increase in confidence, self-esteem and self belief 1.8 By the provision of training to volunteer counsellors and the wider community