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Outside the Box provides independent development support to groups and people across Scotland who want to make a difference in their communities. We work on a broad range of projects - under the four key themes below - offering support, information, training, evaluation and advice.
Support Choices - in Perth and Kinross - is a new project that will help people living in Perth and Kinross to get the social care and support that they need
This project develops peer support for people with dementia and for carers, with a focus on aspects of food and keeping well. This work is supported with funding from the Life Changes Trust. The Trust is funded by the Big Lottery.
Building on the success of our 'Mums Supporting Mums' work, this project will develop peer support between different kinds of families - working specifically with mums returning to work, parents & teenagers, grandparents and others.
Local People Linking is a project about getting information out to older people, families and friends about good activities happening in their area that support older people. It is currently working in West Dunbartonshire.
People Having More Choice in their Lives
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Children and Young People, Equalities, Families |
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Booklet
People Having More Choice in their Lives
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Older People |
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Hints & Tips
People Having More Choice in their Lives
Topic:
Older People |
Format:
Hints & Tips
Outside the Box is a certified living wage employer
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