FINDING YOUR FEET 

This group will use the funding to organise coronation celebrations and outings for around 300 amputees and people with congenitally missing limbs.

The project will continue to provide a range of physical emotional and social support including workshops events and activities to amputees (Troopers) from its centres across Scotland. This will give ....more

The project will continue to provide a range of physical emotional and social support including workshops events and activities to amputees (Troopers) from its centres across Scotland. This will give new and existing participants who often find themselves extremely isolated more opportunities to develop their support networks social connections and to lead more active lives.

This group will use the funding to hire a Volunteer Coordinator to better respond to the backlog of new members and people wanting to volunteer.

refurbishment of the building for a charity supporting people with disabilities in Paisley

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Founded in 2014 by quadruple amputee Cor Hutton, Finding Your Feet provides support to over 800 amputees in Scotland. As many as 30% of vascular amputees do not survive the first year after ....more

Founded in 2014 by quadruple amputee Cor Hutton, Finding Your Feet provides support to over 800 amputees in Scotland. As many as 30% of vascular amputees do not survive the first year after amputation, and many suffer from depression or addiction. Finding Your Feet offers more than 60 clubs and activities where amputees can feel supported and meet people going through similar experiences. The coronavirus pandemic has significantly increased the need for these services, as people's need for emotional support has grown. Finding Your Feet is using funding from The Fore to meet this demand by creating a new Wellbeing Officer role, which will help the organisation suppport more people and grow its impact.

The grant will provide counselling to those who have suffered loss of one or more limbs.

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 ....more

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.

to contribute towards the development of Finding Your Feet?s emotional wellbeing services by introducing a Wellbeing Officer who will work with amputees across Scotland both independently and in ....more

to contribute towards the development of Finding Your Feet?s emotional wellbeing services by introducing a Wellbeing Officer who will work with amputees across Scotland both independently and in group settings to encourage emotional growth, promote indepe

Grant from The Fore's RAFT Immediate Response Fund to Finding Your Feet, as part of The Fore's COVID-19 Response programme.

Grant to Finding Your Feet to support the organisation through COVID19

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To make sure members feel less frightened, isolated and alone by implementing a programme of live online classes and clubs. This will be done via: 1. online Physical Exercise Clubs ? specially ....more

To make sure members feel less frightened, isolated and alone by implementing a programme of live online classes and clubs. This will be done via: 1. online Physical Exercise Clubs ? specially qualified instructors able to deliver live, online classes th

Towards delivery of the new Peer Support service in Glasgow to help individuals and families affected by amputation or limb difference.

This group will use the funding to pilot a peer support service to help provide emotional and practical support to those affected by amputations or limb difference.