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Mums Returning To Work Active
Started 2018. Mum's Returning To Work is a project designed to provide training to organisations on creating 'mum friendly workplaces'. It is funded by the Workplace Equality Fund, which is managed by Impact Funding Partners on behalf of the Scottish Government.
Building Strong Sustainable Organisations
Topic:
Families
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Complicated Lives Active
Started 2012 and earlier. We work with people who are changing things, or want to improve things, in their lives and their communities. Some of the people we work with are living with range of complex issues and difficult experiences that affect their everyday lives and how they live their lives.
Having Different Conversations
Topic:
Addictions, Children and Young People, Complicated Lives, Criminal Justice, Disabled People, Families, Homeless People, Mental Health, Participation, Recovery, Self Directed Support, Self Harm
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Moments of Freedom Active
Started 2017. Moments of Freedom is a project that is led by New Scot women in Clydebank, in partnership with Outside the Box and West Dunbartonshire Council.
Creating Inclusive Communities
Topic:
Complicated Lives, Families
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Happiness Habits Active
Started 2017. A project working with people in rural parts of Scottish Borders to build links between people and increase social inclusion.
Creating Inclusive Communities
Topic:
Families, Mental Health, Older People, Participation
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Issues Facing Parents Who have Mental Health Problems
Started 2012 and earlier. Work with Stepping Stones exploring the issues that many parents who have mental health problems have said affect them and their children. We produced this paper as it builds on work we did with Stepping Stones, which is a member-led voluntary organisation in West Dunbartonshire which delivers services to people with mental health problems.
Creating Inclusive Communities
Topic:
Families, Mental Health
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Mums Supporting Mums
Started 2012 and earlier. Mums Supporting Mums brought together mums, with babies and young children, who wanted to help themselves and others by setting up different types of peer support that fitted in with their lives and circumstances and in particular met the needs of mums living in rural areas.
Creating Inclusive Communities
Topic:
Children and Young People, Families, Mental Health
