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Fairer Scotland Fund Projects - West Dunbartonshire Community Planning Partnership National Outcome
Theme/Programme
Project/Service
Purpose
Proposed Indicative FSF investment
Regenerate and Grow our Local Economy
NO-1 & 2
Employability
West Dunbartonshire Employability Programme
To drive forward a collaborative approach to delivery of a local employability service
660,000
30,000
NO-1 & 2
Sector Development
WDC Tourism and Hospitality Action Plan
To support the development of new businesses and improve the sustainability and growth of existing businesses.
NO-1 & 2
Sector Development
Titan Crane Employment Programme
To support the employment of heritage guides
55,400
Total
745,400
Education and Life Long Learning More Choices, More Chances
More Choices, More Chances
NO-3, 4 & 5
Support to Children and Families
WDC Support to Children and Families (Social Work, Education, CHP)
NO-3, 4 & 5
Adult and Community Based Learning
WDC CL&D Open Doors for Peer Connect
To reduce the number of young people aged 16 - 19 moving into negative destinations Integrated Community Health Partnership and WDC Education and Social Work services to provide an innovative range of support and interventions to vulnerable and at risk children throughout West Dunbartonshire To provide vulnerable people with peer support to progress onto work, volunteering or training.
WDC CL&D Inspire
To provide capacity building support to vulnerable individuals through the purchase of Steps to Excellence packs and related training.
NO-3, 4 & 5
NO-3, 4 & 5
Adult and Community Based Learning
NO-3, 4 & 5
Youth Services
NO-3, 4 & 5
Youth Services
NO-3, 4 & 5
Youth Services
Health and Wellbeing
WDC National Entitlement Card Scheme WDC Club Coach and Volunteer Sports Development Youth Services Programme The Executive Group have requested that the notional amount of £ 604,400 is remitted back to the theme group to resubmit a much more coherent revised Youth programme; eliminating any competitiv e bids and duplication and establishing better collaboration . Potential providers include Y-Sort It, WDC CL&D Youth Services, Tullochan Trust, SPARC Community Arts Project, Streetlinks (Community Links) Applications submitted for scrutiny by the Executive Group on 2/10/2009 Indicative total allocation set aside for Health and Wellbeing Theme £293,500
to provide a new free electronic smart card to children and young people to allow them to access all kinds of services using one piece of plastic Existing successful project that develops sports club coaches and volunteers.
To deliver a programme of youth services targeted on those most disengaged young people, focused on youth information, outreach/detached work. Diversionary acitivity, youth learning, consultation and representation.
456,000
866,700 12,000
11,200
7,500
25,000
604,400
293,500
Fairer Scotland Fund Projects - West Dunbartonshire Community Planning Partnership
NO-6
Improving Nutrition
Potential projects/providers include Café Knowes, WDC Sports Development, WDC Leisure Services, WDC Outdoor Education, Community Health Partnership
To improve the diet in the lowest 15% SMID areas in West Dunbartonshire
NO-6
Tobacco Control
To reduce harm from tobacco consumption in the lowest 15% SIMD areas in West Dunbartonshire
NO-6
Inreasing Physical
To increase physical acitivity in West Dunbartonshire Total
293,500
To reduce financial inclusion through targeted interventions including schools, maximising income for work entrants, tackling fuel poverty, tackling homelessness, enhancing employment advice services for learning disabilities, mental health, addictions and people with criminal records
484,200
to pilot the delivery of bespoke financial advice services based in a WD primary school
19,500
Total
503,700
To contribute to work to end homelessness in West Dunbartonshire
65,000
Total
65,000
Regenerate and Grow our Local Economy
NO-7
NO-7
Financial Inclusion
Financial Inclusion
The Executive Group have requested that the notional amount of £ 484,200 is remitted back to the theme group to resubmit a much more coherent revised programme; eliminating any competitiv e bids and duplication and establishing better collaboration. Potential providers include, WDC Citizens Advice Bureau, WDC Money Advice, Independant Resource Centre, RSLs. WDC Welfare Rights and Money Advice St Michael's Family Support Group
Affordable and Sustainable Housing NO-7
Homelessness
WDC Housing Homelessness Coordinator
Education and Life Long Learning
NO-8
Support to Children and Families
WDC Support to Children and Families (Social Work, Education, CHP)
Integrated Community Health Partnership and WDC Education and Social Work services to provide a range of support and interventions to vulnerable and at risk children throughout West Dunbartonshire (formerly the Social Inclusion element of the Changing Childrens Services programme)
Building Strong and Safe Communities
Project/Service
Purpose
164,000 Proposed Indicative FSF investment
Total
164,000
Lomond and Clyde Care and Repair
to provide adaptations to homes of vulnerable and disabled people
42,700
to enhance schools based work highlighting road safety issues
11,300
to deliver road safety training and info to young people
15,000
to provide free diversionary acitivity for 12-18 year olds.
86,600
NO-9
Home and Road Safety
NO-9
Home and Road Safety
NO-9
Home and Road Safety
Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Cut It Out Community Safety Partnership Transport Safety
NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
WDC The Pulse
Fairer Scotland Fund Projects - West Dunbartonshire Community Planning Partnership NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Fire Reach WDC Community Safety Partnership Public Reassurance Initiative WDC Community Safety Partnership Redeployable CCTV
NO-9
Reducing Violence Against Women
WDC Violence Against Women (Childrens Project)
NO-9
NO-9
Reducing Violence Against Women
WDC Violence Against Women Reduce Abuse
Drug and Alcohol Misuse
WDC Addictions Services (includes delivery by Alternatives and DACA)
to deliver FireReach courses to young people
56,800
to reduce the fear of crime
25,000
for five redeployable CCTV cameras To develop a coordinated community response to the wide ranging support needs of children and young people affected by domestic abuse in West Dunbartonshire
100,000
to raise awareness of domestic violence and gender based violence among young people and those working with young people particularly in WD schools to reduce alcohol consumption, support families and communities, improve public attitudes and promote positive changes, improve treatment and support, prevent drug use, promote recovery, reduce drug supply and support children affected by drugs misuse.
64,000
97,100
280,000
Total
778,500
WDC Community Engagement Tender
Innovative, high quality and wide ranging community engagement services for West Dunbartonshire CPP, that require to be tendered through the Official Journal of the European Union
205,000
WDC
to strengthen community involvement in the management of neighbourhood services
100,000
Total
305,000
to regenerate the physical environment and improved quality and access to green spaces in our most disadvantaged communities
300,000
Total
300,000
Affordable and Sustainable Housing
NO-10 and 11
NO-10 and 11
Neighbourhood Services
Neighbourhood Services
Sustainable and Attractive Environments
NO-12
Open Space Connectivity
West Dunbartonshire Environment Trust
Sustainable and Attractive Environments NO-14
Waste Management and Recycling
Greenlight Environmental
to increase the tonnage of glass recycling in West Dunbartonshire
117,600
NO-14
Waste Management and Recycling
WDC reduction in waste related fires
to reduce the number of waste related fires in West Dunbartonshire
148,900
Total
266,500
Theme/Programme
Project/Service
Purpose
Proposed Indicative FSF investment
Regenerate and Grow our Local Economy
NO-1 & 2
Employability
West Dunbartonshire Employability Programme
To drive forward a collaborative approach to delivery of a local employability service
660,000
30,000
NO-1 & 2
Sector Development
WDC Tourism and Hospitality Action Plan
To support the development of new businesses and improve the sustainability and growth of existing businesses.
NO-1 & 2
Sector Development
Titan Crane Employment Programme
To support the employment of heritage guides
55,400
Total
745,400
Education and Life Long Learning More Choices, More Chances
More Choices, More Chances
NO-3, 4 & 5
Support to Children and Families
WDC Support to Children and Families (Social Work, Education, CHP)
NO-3, 4 & 5
Adult and Community Based Learning
WDC CL&D Open Doors for Peer Connect
To reduce the number of young people aged 16 - 19 moving into negative destinations Integrated Community Health Partnership and WDC Education and Social Work services to provide an innovative range of support and interventions to vulnerable and at risk children throughout West Dunbartonshire To provide vulnerable people with peer support to progress onto work, volunteering or training.
WDC CL&D Inspire
To provide capacity building support to vulnerable individuals through the purchase of Steps to Excellence packs and related training.
NO-3, 4 & 5
NO-3, 4 & 5
Adult and Community Based Learning
NO-3, 4 & 5
Youth Services
NO-3, 4 & 5
Youth Services
NO-3, 4 & 5
Youth Services
Health and Wellbeing
WDC National Entitlement Card Scheme WDC Club Coach and Volunteer Sports Development Youth Services Programme The Executive Group have requested that the notional amount of £ 604,400 is remitted back to the theme group to resubmit a much more coherent revised Youth programme; eliminating any competitiv e bids and duplication and establishing better collaboration . Potential providers include Y-Sort It, WDC CL&D Youth Services, Tullochan Trust, SPARC Community Arts Project, Streetlinks (Community Links) Applications submitted for scrutiny by the Executive Group on 2/10/2009 Indicative total allocation set aside for Health and Wellbeing Theme £293,500
to provide a new free electronic smart card to children and young people to allow them to access all kinds of services using one piece of plastic Existing successful project that develops sports club coaches and volunteers.
To deliver a programme of youth services targeted on those most disengaged young people, focused on youth information, outreach/detached work. Diversionary acitivity, youth learning, consultation and representation.
456,000
866,700 12,000
11,200
7,500
25,000
604,400
293,500
Fairer Scotland Fund Projects - West Dunbartonshire Community Planning Partnership
NO-6
Improving Nutrition
Potential projects/providers include Café Knowes, WDC Sports Development, WDC Leisure Services, WDC Outdoor Education, Community Health Partnership
To improve the diet in the lowest 15% SMID areas in West Dunbartonshire
NO-6
Tobacco Control
To reduce harm from tobacco consumption in the lowest 15% SIMD areas in West Dunbartonshire
NO-6
Inreasing Physical
To increase physical acitivity in West Dunbartonshire Total
293,500
To reduce financial inclusion through targeted interventions including schools, maximising income for work entrants, tackling fuel poverty, tackling homelessness, enhancing employment advice services for learning disabilities, mental health, addictions and people with criminal records
484,200
to pilot the delivery of bespoke financial advice services based in a WD primary school
19,500
Total
503,700
To contribute to work to end homelessness in West Dunbartonshire
65,000
Total
65,000
Regenerate and Grow our Local Economy
NO-7
NO-7
Financial Inclusion
Financial Inclusion
The Executive Group have requested that the notional amount of £ 484,200 is remitted back to the theme group to resubmit a much more coherent revised programme; eliminating any competitiv e bids and duplication and establishing better collaboration. Potential providers include, WDC Citizens Advice Bureau, WDC Money Advice, Independant Resource Centre, RSLs. WDC Welfare Rights and Money Advice St Michael's Family Support Group
Affordable and Sustainable Housing NO-7
Homelessness
WDC Housing Homelessness Coordinator
Education and Life Long Learning
NO-8
Support to Children and Families
WDC Support to Children and Families (Social Work, Education, CHP)
Integrated Community Health Partnership and WDC Education and Social Work services to provide a range of support and interventions to vulnerable and at risk children throughout West Dunbartonshire (formerly the Social Inclusion element of the Changing Childrens Services programme)
Building Strong and Safe Communities
Project/Service
Purpose
164,000 Proposed Indicative FSF investment
Total
164,000
Lomond and Clyde Care and Repair
to provide adaptations to homes of vulnerable and disabled people
42,700
to enhance schools based work highlighting road safety issues
11,300
to deliver road safety training and info to young people
15,000
to provide free diversionary acitivity for 12-18 year olds.
86,600
NO-9
Home and Road Safety
NO-9
Home and Road Safety
NO-9
Home and Road Safety
Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Cut It Out Community Safety Partnership Transport Safety
NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
WDC The Pulse
Fairer Scotland Fund Projects - West Dunbartonshire Community Planning Partnership NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
NO-9
Reducing Anti Social Behaviour and Violence
Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Fire Reach WDC Community Safety Partnership Public Reassurance Initiative WDC Community Safety Partnership Redeployable CCTV
NO-9
Reducing Violence Against Women
WDC Violence Against Women (Childrens Project)
NO-9
NO-9
Reducing Violence Against Women
WDC Violence Against Women Reduce Abuse
Drug and Alcohol Misuse
WDC Addictions Services (includes delivery by Alternatives and DACA)
to deliver FireReach courses to young people
56,800
to reduce the fear of crime
25,000
for five redeployable CCTV cameras To develop a coordinated community response to the wide ranging support needs of children and young people affected by domestic abuse in West Dunbartonshire
100,000
to raise awareness of domestic violence and gender based violence among young people and those working with young people particularly in WD schools to reduce alcohol consumption, support families and communities, improve public attitudes and promote positive changes, improve treatment and support, prevent drug use, promote recovery, reduce drug supply and support children affected by drugs misuse.
64,000
97,100
280,000
Total
778,500
WDC Community Engagement Tender
Innovative, high quality and wide ranging community engagement services for West Dunbartonshire CPP, that require to be tendered through the Official Journal of the European Union
205,000
WDC
to strengthen community involvement in the management of neighbourhood services
100,000
Total
305,000
to regenerate the physical environment and improved quality and access to green spaces in our most disadvantaged communities
300,000
Total
300,000
Affordable and Sustainable Housing
NO-10 and 11
NO-10 and 11
Neighbourhood Services
Neighbourhood Services
Sustainable and Attractive Environments
NO-12
Open Space Connectivity
West Dunbartonshire Environment Trust
Sustainable and Attractive Environments NO-14
Waste Management and Recycling
Greenlight Environmental
to increase the tonnage of glass recycling in West Dunbartonshire
117,600
NO-14
Waste Management and Recycling
WDC reduction in waste related fires
to reduce the number of waste related fires in West Dunbartonshire
148,900
Total
266,500
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