{ "grants": [ { "id": "360G-SCVO-a133z00000JwCByAAN", "title": "Reconnect Digital inclusion and support", "currency": "GBP", "amountAppliedFor": 64630, "amountAwarded": 69630, "awardDate": "2023-06-20", "recipientOrganization": [ { "id": "GB-SC-SC043871", "name": "People Know How" } ], "description": "People Know How’s Reconnect project supports people experiencing homelessness, transitioning from custody, and recently discharged from hospital to help improve their wellbeing by increasing digital and social inclusion. Funding will allow them to work with local ADP's to provide digital drop in, one to one support and access to the connecting Scotland digital support helpline. The project will reduce isolation, increase access to harm reduction resources and support services and increase coping strategies. The project will work with 100 participants, 40 staff and volunteers and train 20 digital champions.", "beneficiaryLocation": [ { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "East Lothian", "geoCode": "S12000010", "geoCodeType": "S12" }, { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Midlothian", "geoCode": "S12000019", "geoCodeType": "S12" } ], "fundingOrganization": [ { "name": "Scottish Council For Voluntary Organisations", "id": "GB-SC-SC003558", "charityNumber": "SC003558", "department": "Funding", "streetAddress": "Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street", "addressLocality": "Edinburgh", "addressRegion": "City of Edinburgh", "postalCode": "EH3 8EG", "addressCountry": "Scotland", "description": "The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.", "url": "https://scvo.scot", "location": [ { "latitude": 55.959611, "longitude": -3.190946 } ] } ], "grantProgramme": [ { "code": "scvo-digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund", "title": "Digital Lifelines Follow On Fund", "description": "This funding is only available to those organisations who were previously supported through Digital Lifelines Early Adopters 1 & 2. To enable us to reach our target group we target support at people who are at risk of drug related harm and are, or have recently been: • Experiencing homelessness;• Released from custody; or  • In hospital or a residential service. By working alongside people within these three criteria no person should be required to make explicit disclosure of drug use. Digital Lifelines Scotland works with organisations that demonstrate the following values and approaches:• A culture of kindness, compassion and hope which is stigma-free and co-designed in an equal partnership with those who use services.  • Support which adopts the principles of harm reduction in ‘meeting people where they are’.     • Integrated case management involving the person in decision making and a shared assessment of risk. • Practice which addresses not only drug use, but also other needs, and is person-centred and trauma-informed. As part of the Follow-on Fund framework, all participating organisations must already be delivering digital inclusion activity. As a minimum, this must include: • Workforce structures in place to support digital skills development e.g. Digital Champions. • Experience supporting people to build their digital skills and confidence.• Either delivering using a harm reduction approach or open to exploring a harm reduction approach with support from this programme which will include: o A session with current digital harm reduction specialist sharing learning and experience o Session to inform and support your senior leaders in understanding and developing a harm reduction approach o Digital Harm Reduction Champion Training to support your workforce o Peer learning and discussion as part of the community of learningYou can apply for a maximum of £65,000 to be spent by 31 December 2024.Please ensure you read the supporting documents before applying for funding. If you have any questions about the funding or would like to discuss your project before applying please contact the SCVO Funding Team by emailing grantshelp@scvo.scot and our team will arrange an informal call.", "url": "https://scvo.scot/funding" } ], "fromOpenCall": "No", "dateModified": "2024-08-26T16:18:51+00:00", "dataSource": "https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a113z00000gX7kMAAS/digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund.json" }, { "id": "360G-SCVO-a133z00000JwHAHAA3", "title": "Foundations Hub", "currency": "GBP", "amountAppliedFor": 65000, "amountAwarded": 69135, "awardDate": "2023-06-20", "recipientOrganization": [ { "id": "GB-COH-SC617810", "name": "Recovery Enterprises Scotland CIC" } ], "description": "Recovery Enterprise Scotland's Foundations Hub project will work with people transitioning from custody to increase digital inclusion support. Funding will allow them to increase their staff team to expand their digital inclusion programme. The project will provide devices, connectivity and one to one digital support to improve people’s access to resources and support services, help them to maintain contact with family, enhance their employability opportunities and reintegrate into society. The project will work with up to 490 participants, 15 staff and volunteers and train 15 digital champions.", "beneficiaryLocation": [ { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "East Ayrshire", "geoCode": "S12000008", "geoCodeType": "S12" } ], "fundingOrganization": [ { "name": "Scottish Council For Voluntary Organisations", "id": "GB-SC-SC003558", "charityNumber": "SC003558", "department": "Funding", "streetAddress": "Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street", "addressLocality": "Edinburgh", "addressRegion": "City of Edinburgh", "postalCode": "EH3 8EG", "addressCountry": "Scotland", "description": "The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.", "url": "https://scvo.scot", "location": [ { "latitude": 55.959611, "longitude": -3.190946 } ] } ], "grantProgramme": [ { "code": "scvo-digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund", "title": "Digital Lifelines Follow On Fund", "description": "This funding is only available to those organisations who were previously supported through Digital Lifelines Early Adopters 1 & 2. To enable us to reach our target group we target support at people who are at risk of drug related harm and are, or have recently been: • Experiencing homelessness;• Released from custody; or  • In hospital or a residential service. By working alongside people within these three criteria no person should be required to make explicit disclosure of drug use. Digital Lifelines Scotland works with organisations that demonstrate the following values and approaches:• A culture of kindness, compassion and hope which is stigma-free and co-designed in an equal partnership with those who use services.  • Support which adopts the principles of harm reduction in ‘meeting people where they are’.     • Integrated case management involving the person in decision making and a shared assessment of risk. • Practice which addresses not only drug use, but also other needs, and is person-centred and trauma-informed. As part of the Follow-on Fund framework, all participating organisations must already be delivering digital inclusion activity. As a minimum, this must include: • Workforce structures in place to support digital skills development e.g. Digital Champions. • Experience supporting people to build their digital skills and confidence.• Either delivering using a harm reduction approach or open to exploring a harm reduction approach with support from this programme which will include: o A session with current digital harm reduction specialist sharing learning and experience o Session to inform and support your senior leaders in understanding and developing a harm reduction approach o Digital Harm Reduction Champion Training to support your workforce o Peer learning and discussion as part of the community of learningYou can apply for a maximum of £65,000 to be spent by 31 December 2024.Please ensure you read the supporting documents before applying for funding. If you have any questions about the funding or would like to discuss your project before applying please contact the SCVO Funding Team by emailing grantshelp@scvo.scot and our team will arrange an informal call.", "url": "https://scvo.scot/funding" } ], "fromOpenCall": "No", "dateModified": "2024-10-09T16:19:03+00:00", "dataSource": "https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a113z00000gX7kMAAS/digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund.json" }, { "id": "360G-SCVO-a133z00000JwMIpAAN", "title": "Digi-Angus", "currency": "GBP", "amountAppliedFor": 45000, "amountAwarded": 75722.86, "awardDate": "2023-06-20", "recipientOrganization": [ { "id": "0013z00002ykl23AAA", "name": "Angus Alcohol and Drugs Partnership" } ], "description": "Angus Alcohol and Drugs Partnership's Digi-Angus project support people experiencing homelessness or transitioning from custody to increase digital skills and improve access to supports and services. Funding will allow them to expand their partnership approach and provide devices, connectivity, one-to-one support and digital skills session to improve access to digital support and reduce drug harm. The project will work with 50 participants, 10 staff and volunteers and train 10 digital champions.", "beneficiaryLocation": [ { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Angus", "geoCode": "S12000041", "geoCodeType": "S12" } ], "fundingOrganization": [ { "name": "Scottish Council For Voluntary Organisations", "id": "GB-SC-SC003558", "charityNumber": "SC003558", "department": "Funding", "streetAddress": "Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street", "addressLocality": "Edinburgh", "addressRegion": "City of Edinburgh", "postalCode": "EH3 8EG", "addressCountry": "Scotland", "description": "The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.", "url": "https://scvo.scot", "location": [ { "latitude": 55.959611, "longitude": -3.190946 } ] } ], "grantProgramme": [ { "code": "scvo-digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund", "title": "Digital Lifelines Follow On Fund", "description": "This funding is only available to those organisations who were previously supported through Digital Lifelines Early Adopters 1 & 2. To enable us to reach our target group we target support at people who are at risk of drug related harm and are, or have recently been: • Experiencing homelessness;• Released from custody; or  • In hospital or a residential service. By working alongside people within these three criteria no person should be required to make explicit disclosure of drug use. Digital Lifelines Scotland works with organisations that demonstrate the following values and approaches:• A culture of kindness, compassion and hope which is stigma-free and co-designed in an equal partnership with those who use services.  • Support which adopts the principles of harm reduction in ‘meeting people where they are’.     • Integrated case management involving the person in decision making and a shared assessment of risk. • Practice which addresses not only drug use, but also other needs, and is person-centred and trauma-informed. As part of the Follow-on Fund framework, all participating organisations must already be delivering digital inclusion activity. As a minimum, this must include: • Workforce structures in place to support digital skills development e.g. Digital Champions. • Experience supporting people to build their digital skills and confidence.• Either delivering using a harm reduction approach or open to exploring a harm reduction approach with support from this programme which will include: o A session with current digital harm reduction specialist sharing learning and experience o Session to inform and support your senior leaders in understanding and developing a harm reduction approach o Digital Harm Reduction Champion Training to support your workforce o Peer learning and discussion as part of the community of learningYou can apply for a maximum of £65,000 to be spent by 31 December 2024.Please ensure you read the supporting documents before applying for funding. If you have any questions about the funding or would like to discuss your project before applying please contact the SCVO Funding Team by emailing grantshelp@scvo.scot and our team will arrange an informal call.", "url": "https://scvo.scot/funding" } ], "fromOpenCall": "No", "dateModified": "2024-07-23T19:18:50+00:00", "dataSource": "https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a113z00000gX7kMAAS/digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund.json" }, { "id": "360G-SCVO-a133z00000JwMJxAAN", "title": "Get Connected Stay Safe", "currency": "GBP", "amountAppliedFor": 64993, "amountAwarded": 104818.72, "awardDate": "2023-06-20", "recipientOrganization": [ { "id": "GB-SC-SC003076", "name": "Simon Community Scotland" } ], "description": "Simon Community's Get Connected Stay Safe project supports people experiencing homelessness to reduce drug related harms and deaths through digital connection, skills and access to information, services and lifesaving technology. Funding will allow them to continue delivery of their Get Connected model providing devices, connectivity and digital skills activities which are underpinned by a harm reduction approach. The project will connect people with family and community and improve access to harm reduction resources and services. The project will work with 140 participants, 70 staff and volunteers and train 70 digital champions.", "beneficiaryLocation": [ { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Edinburgh", "geoCode": "S12000036", "geoCodeType": "S12" } ], "fundingOrganization": [ { "name": "Scottish Council For Voluntary Organisations", "id": "GB-SC-SC003558", "charityNumber": "SC003558", "department": "Funding", "streetAddress": "Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street", "addressLocality": "Edinburgh", "addressRegion": "City of Edinburgh", "postalCode": "EH3 8EG", "addressCountry": "Scotland", "description": "The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.", "url": "https://scvo.scot", "location": [ { "latitude": 55.959611, "longitude": -3.190946 } ] } ], "grantProgramme": [ { "code": "scvo-digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund", "title": "Digital Lifelines Follow On Fund", "description": "This funding is only available to those organisations who were previously supported through Digital Lifelines Early Adopters 1 & 2. To enable us to reach our target group we target support at people who are at risk of drug related harm and are, or have recently been: • Experiencing homelessness;• Released from custody; or  • In hospital or a residential service. By working alongside people within these three criteria no person should be required to make explicit disclosure of drug use. Digital Lifelines Scotland works with organisations that demonstrate the following values and approaches:• A culture of kindness, compassion and hope which is stigma-free and co-designed in an equal partnership with those who use services.  • Support which adopts the principles of harm reduction in ‘meeting people where they are’.     • Integrated case management involving the person in decision making and a shared assessment of risk. • Practice which addresses not only drug use, but also other needs, and is person-centred and trauma-informed. As part of the Follow-on Fund framework, all participating organisations must already be delivering digital inclusion activity. As a minimum, this must include: • Workforce structures in place to support digital skills development e.g. Digital Champions. • Experience supporting people to build their digital skills and confidence.• Either delivering using a harm reduction approach or open to exploring a harm reduction approach with support from this programme which will include: o A session with current digital harm reduction specialist sharing learning and experience o Session to inform and support your senior leaders in understanding and developing a harm reduction approach o Digital Harm Reduction Champion Training to support your workforce o Peer learning and discussion as part of the community of learningYou can apply for a maximum of £65,000 to be spent by 31 December 2024.Please ensure you read the supporting documents before applying for funding. If you have any questions about the funding or would like to discuss your project before applying please contact the SCVO Funding Team by emailing grantshelp@scvo.scot and our team will arrange an informal call.", "url": "https://scvo.scot/funding" } ], "fromOpenCall": "No", "dateModified": "2024-10-09T16:19:01+00:00", "dataSource": "https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a113z00000gX7kMAAS/digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund.json" }, { "id": "360G-SCVO-a133z00000JwMK2AAN", "title": "GCP Digital Citizens", "currency": "GBP", "amountAppliedFor": 32414, "amountAwarded": 32414, "awardDate": "2023-06-20", "recipientOrganization": [ { "id": "GB-SC-SC041674", "name": "Grassmarket Community Project" } ], "description": "Grassmarket's Digital Citizens project supports people experiencing homelessness or recently discharged from hospital. Funding will allow them to expand their current hub model to include one-to-one support providing participants with devices, connectivity, and digital inclusion activities. The project will increase access to healthcare and drug-specific support services as well as building digital skills and confidence to improve social connections and overall wellbeing. The project will work with 45 participants, 25 staff and volunteers and train 5 digital champions.", "beneficiaryLocation": [ { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Edinburgh", "geoCode": "S12000036", "geoCodeType": "S12" } ], "fundingOrganization": [ { "name": "Scottish Council For Voluntary Organisations", "id": "GB-SC-SC003558", "charityNumber": "SC003558", "department": "Funding", "streetAddress": "Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street", "addressLocality": "Edinburgh", "addressRegion": "City of Edinburgh", "postalCode": "EH3 8EG", "addressCountry": "Scotland", "description": "The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.", "url": "https://scvo.scot", "location": [ { "latitude": 55.959611, "longitude": -3.190946 } ] } ], "grantProgramme": [ { "code": "scvo-digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund", "title": "Digital Lifelines Follow On Fund", "description": "This funding is only available to those organisations who were previously supported through Digital Lifelines Early Adopters 1 & 2. To enable us to reach our target group we target support at people who are at risk of drug related harm and are, or have recently been: • Experiencing homelessness;• Released from custody; or  • In hospital or a residential service. By working alongside people within these three criteria no person should be required to make explicit disclosure of drug use. Digital Lifelines Scotland works with organisations that demonstrate the following values and approaches:• A culture of kindness, compassion and hope which is stigma-free and co-designed in an equal partnership with those who use services.  • Support which adopts the principles of harm reduction in ‘meeting people where they are’.     • Integrated case management involving the person in decision making and a shared assessment of risk. • Practice which addresses not only drug use, but also other needs, and is person-centred and trauma-informed. As part of the Follow-on Fund framework, all participating organisations must already be delivering digital inclusion activity. As a minimum, this must include: • Workforce structures in place to support digital skills development e.g. Digital Champions. • Experience supporting people to build their digital skills and confidence.• Either delivering using a harm reduction approach or open to exploring a harm reduction approach with support from this programme which will include: o A session with current digital harm reduction specialist sharing learning and experience o Session to inform and support your senior leaders in understanding and developing a harm reduction approach o Digital Harm Reduction Champion Training to support your workforce o Peer learning and discussion as part of the community of learningYou can apply for a maximum of £65,000 to be spent by 31 December 2024.Please ensure you read the supporting documents before applying for funding. If you have any questions about the funding or would like to discuss your project before applying please contact the SCVO Funding Team by emailing grantshelp@scvo.scot and our team will arrange an informal call.", "url": "https://scvo.scot/funding" } ], "fromOpenCall": "No", "dateModified": "2024-02-23T15:18:30+00:00", "dataSource": "https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a113z00000gX7kMAAS/digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund.json" }, { "id": "360G-SCVO-a13N2000007BD9CIAW", "title": "Shine Digital Provision", "currency": "GBP", "amountAppliedFor": 30000, "amountAwarded": 30000, "awardDate": "2024-03-25", "recipientOrganization": [ { "id": "0013z00002lr3JqAAI", "name": "Shine" } ], "description": "Shine will support people with devices and digital support through their national women’s mentoring service that supports individuals on release from short-term prison sentences, on remand or serving community orders.", "beneficiaryLocation": [ { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Across Scotland", "geoCode": "S12000005", "geoCodeType": "S12" } ], "fundingOrganization": [ { "name": "Scottish Council For Voluntary Organisations", "id": "GB-SC-SC003558", "charityNumber": "SC003558", "department": "Funding", "streetAddress": "Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street", "addressLocality": "Edinburgh", "addressRegion": "City of Edinburgh", "postalCode": "EH3 8EG", "addressCountry": "Scotland", "description": "The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.", "url": "https://scvo.scot", "location": [ { "latitude": 55.959611, "longitude": -3.190946 } ] } ], "grantProgramme": [ { "code": "scvo-digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund", "title": "Digital Lifelines Follow On Fund", "description": "This funding is only available to those organisations who were previously supported through Digital Lifelines Early Adopters 1 & 2. To enable us to reach our target group we target support at people who are at risk of drug related harm and are, or have recently been: • Experiencing homelessness;• Released from custody; or  • In hospital or a residential service. By working alongside people within these three criteria no person should be required to make explicit disclosure of drug use. Digital Lifelines Scotland works with organisations that demonstrate the following values and approaches:• A culture of kindness, compassion and hope which is stigma-free and co-designed in an equal partnership with those who use services.  • Support which adopts the principles of harm reduction in ‘meeting people where they are’.     • Integrated case management involving the person in decision making and a shared assessment of risk. • Practice which addresses not only drug use, but also other needs, and is person-centred and trauma-informed. As part of the Follow-on Fund framework, all participating organisations must already be delivering digital inclusion activity. As a minimum, this must include: • Workforce structures in place to support digital skills development e.g. Digital Champions. • Experience supporting people to build their digital skills and confidence.• Either delivering using a harm reduction approach or open to exploring a harm reduction approach with support from this programme which will include: o A session with current digital harm reduction specialist sharing learning and experience o Session to inform and support your senior leaders in understanding and developing a harm reduction approach o Digital Harm Reduction Champion Training to support your workforce o Peer learning and discussion as part of the community of learningYou can apply for a maximum of £65,000 to be spent by 31 December 2024.Please ensure you read the supporting documents before applying for funding. If you have any questions about the funding or would like to discuss your project before applying please contact the SCVO Funding Team by emailing grantshelp@scvo.scot and our team will arrange an informal call.", "url": "https://scvo.scot/funding" } ], "fromOpenCall": "No", "dateModified": "2024-05-23T10:46:31+00:00", "dataSource": "https://scvo.scot/funding/data/a113z00000gX7kMAAS/digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund.json" }, { "id": "360G-SCVO-a133z00000OZxpTAAT", "title": "Digital Recovery Outreach Project (DROP)", "currency": "GBP", "amountAppliedFor": 35260, "amountAwarded": 35260, "awardDate": "2025-09-03", "recipientOrganization": [ { "id": "GB-SC-SC023353", "name": "Recovery Scotland" } ], "description": "Recovery Scotland's Digital Recovery Outreach Project (DROP) will support people working in homelessness and people transitioning from custody in Stirling, Clackmannanshire and Falkirk. Funding will allow them to developed an additional drop in hub which will be incorporated into the organisations Assertive Recovery Outreach Services. The project will provide devices, one to one support by working with people to develop their skills and confidence with devices and to support people to be connected to wider servicesThis project will work with up to 35 participants, 12 staff and volunteers and train 12 digital champions.", "beneficiaryLocation": [ { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Clackmannanshire", "geoCode": "S12000005", "geoCodeType": "S12" }, { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Falkirk", "geoCode": "S12000014", "geoCodeType": "S12" }, { "countryCode": "GB", "name": "Stirling", "geoCode": "S12000030", "geoCodeType": "S12" } ], "fundingOrganization": [ { "name": "Scottish Council For Voluntary Organisations", "id": "GB-SC-SC003558", "charityNumber": "SC003558", "department": "Funding", "streetAddress": "Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street", "addressLocality": "Edinburgh", "addressRegion": "City of Edinburgh", "postalCode": "EH3 8EG", "addressCountry": "Scotland", "description": "The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.", "url": "https://scvo.scot", "location": [ { "latitude": 55.959611, "longitude": -3.190946 } ] } ], "grantProgramme": [ { "code": "scvo-digital-lifelines-follow-on-fund", "title": "Digital Lifelines Follow On Fund", "description": "This funding is only available to those organisations who were previously supported through Digital Lifelines Early Adopters 1 & 2. To enable us to reach our target group we target support at people who are at risk of drug related harm and are, or have recently been: • Experiencing homelessness;• Released from custody; or  • In hospital or a residential service. By working alongside people within these three criteria no person should be required to make explicit disclosure of drug use. Digital Lifelines Scotland works with organisations that demonstrate the following values and approaches:• A culture of kindness, compassion and hope which is stigma-free and co-designed in an equal partnership with those who use services.  • Support which adopts the principles of harm reduction in ‘meeting people where they are’.     • Integrated case management involving the person in decision making and a shared assessment of risk. • Practice which addresses not only drug use, but also other needs, and is person-centred and trauma-informed. As part of the Follow-on Fund framework, all participating organisations must already be delivering digital inclusion activity. As a minimum, this must include: • Workforce structures in place to support digital skills development e.g. Digital Champions. • Experience supporting people to build their digital skills and confidence.• Either delivering using a harm reduction approach or open to exploring a harm reduction approach with support from this programme which will include: o A session with current digital harm reduction specialist sharing learning and experience o Session to inform and support your senior leaders in understanding and developing a harm reduction approach o Digital Harm Reduction Champion Training to support your workforce o Peer learning and discussion as part of the community of learningYou can apply for a maximum of £65,000 to be spent by 31 December 2024.Please ensure you read the supporting documents before applying for funding. 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