There are 37,442 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 November 2021
S6W-03640
Future funding programmes have yet to be fully determined but the Scottish Government Infrastructure Investment Plan published in February 2021 committed to £120m investment for net zero electric buses and £287m from the Future Transport Fund to support a range of low and zero carbon transport initiatives between ? 2021-22 and 2025-26. S6W-03640
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
1 November 2021
S6W-03480
Figures greater than 0, but lower than 5, are displayed as “0”, while actual zero figures are displayed as “-“. S6W-03480
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 October 2021
S6W-03503
The first specific on-line support session will be available after the October break. S6W-03503
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 June 2021
S6W-00514
We continue to regularly engage with Faith and Belief Communities regarding the scope for further easing. S6W-00514
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 March 2025
S6W-35432
. - Supporting professionals working with a child or young person to provide them with expert advice and guidance.2020-2021£286,746.752021-2022£316,884.922022-2023£639,440.10Housing Voluntary Grant Scheme 2019 to 20212019-2020(Q4 only)£33,000.00To deliver housing related projects.2020-2021£132,000.00Ending Homelessness Together 20202019-2020(Q4 only)£90,236.18To work in partnership to provide specialist case managers, advice, advocacy and legal diagnostic advice and representation for asylum seekers at risk of destitution in Glasgow.Third Sector Homelessness Fund 2021 to 20232021-2022£121,964.00Delivery of Ending Homelessness for New Scots.2022-2023£122,575.10Scottish Refugee Council COVID-19 focus groups 20212020-2021£431.42Ensure the voices of young people whose families are within the asylum process are included in focus groups around COVID Recovery.Warm Scottish Welcome Scheme, Ukraine Support 2022 to 20232022-2023£854,272.09To expand the Grantee’s core Refugee Integration Service for both the Ukraine Family Scheme and the Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme (Homes for Ukraine), including where the Scottish Government acts as super sponsor.Warm Scottish Welcome Scheme, Ukraine Support 2023 to 20242023-2024£1,150,174.00Provide support to displaced people from Ukraine, expand community capacity and work with practitioners and decision makers to inform the policy agenda.New Scots refugee integration strategy intermediary/strategic funding through Equality, Connected Communities and Mainstreaming and Inclusion Budgets between July 2019 and March 20242019-2020(Q4 only)£133,500.00A reduction in discrimination and hate crime and an increase in community participation and cohesion.To support refugee integration in line with the New Scots strategy.2020-2021£534,000.002021-2022£534,000.002022-2023£388,000.002023-2024£368,487.36New Scots welcome video project December 2021 to March 20222021-2022£16,000.00To produce a series of videos welcoming those recently arrived in Scotland from Afghanistan to be published on the SRC website.Connected Communities Budget Funding – Engagement with Afghan women 20222021-2022£4,100.00To support community resilience in which diversity is understood and valued, people have stronger connections and are more respectful and inclusive.NRPF National Advocacy Service April 2022 to March 20242021-2022£171,697.00Delivery of a diagnostic legal advice service to those subject to NRPF.2022-2023£165,624.002023-2024£332,006.00Support for Resettled Afghan Citizens2023-2024£40,000.00To establish a national network for Afghan community groups across Scotland, while engaging with major resettlement locations to form constituted groups.New Scots Partnership Costs2023-2024£87,333.00To work on completion of the first stage of the New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy refresh, ensuring ready for publication in Spring 2024.New Scots Community Engagement2023-2024£30,000.00To make funding available for community consultations across Scotland as part of the New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy refresh, ensuring the strategy continues to be shaped by refugees and people seeking asylum.Refugee Support Service2024-2025(to date)£3,240,000.00Service helping forced migrants living in Scotland to improve their understanding of their rights, offering information, advice and advocacy on accessing these rights, so they can restore the social and economic independence needed to build a new life as part of Scottish society.Lived Experience on New Scots Core Group2024-2025£6,000.00Support involvement and participation of those with lived experience in the New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy. S6W...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 February 2025
S6W-33657
A number of Local Press Titles were purchased as part of the campaign, including:Community Scotland Zone NewspaperSouth Annandale SeriesSouth Ayr AdvertiserSouth Berwickshire NewsSouth Border TelegraphSouth Cumnock Chronicle and Muirkirk AdvertiserSouth Dumfries CourierSouth Eskdale & Lidderdale AdvertiserSouth Galloway GazetteSouth Lanark and Carluke GazetteSouth Peeblesshire NewsSouth Southern ReporterSouth Stranraer & Wigtown Free PressSouth The Hawick PaperNorth Angus County PressNorth Banffshire AdvertiserNorth Banffshire HeraldNorth Banffshire JournalNorth The Buchie & Inverurie Herald/ Ellon Times/ Fraserburgh HeraldNorth Caithness CourierNorth Campbeltown Courier & Argyllshire AdvertiserNorth Deeside & Donside Piper and HeraldNorth Forres GazetteNorth Helensburgh AdvertiserNorth Highland News GroupNorth Huntly ExpressNorth Inverness Courier (Fri & Tues)North Isle of Bute NewsNorth John O'Groat JournalNorth Mearns Leader/ Kincardineshire ObserverNorth Northern ScotNorth Northern TimesNorth Oban Times and West Highland TimesNorth Ross-shire JournalNorth Shetland TimesNorth Stornoway GazetteNorth Strathspey and Badenoch HeraldNorth The Orcadian - OrkneyNorth West Highland Free PressThe Rethink Dementia campaign also utilised pharmacies, libraries, GP practices, community centres and sports centres, providing these settings with campaign assets across Scotland including rural communities. S6W...
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Date answered:
5 November 2024
S6W-30442
The following funding has been given to the identified charities, both directly and indirectly:a) Epilepsy ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£8,000.00£0£8,000.002019 - 2020£0£0£02020 - 2021£42,453.27£2,000£44,453.272021 - 2022£16,960.40£9,990.00£26,950.402022 - 2023£46,902.92£10,000.00£56,902.922023 - 2024£25,923.00£99,917.00£125,840.002024 - 2025£0£92,971.00£92,971.00Total since January 2019£355,117.59(b) Epilepsy ConnectionsYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£0£0£02020 - 2021£0£0£02021 - 2022£9,987.00£4,222.00£14,209.002022 - 2023£0£0£02023 - 2024£0£0£02024 - 2025£0£0£0Total since January 2019£14,209.00(c) Quarriers' non-clinical and non-residential care servicesYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£9,000.00*£9,000.002019 - 2020£6,152.25£59,452.00£65,604.252020 - 2021£22,914.76£113,774.00£136,688.762021 - 2022£163,214.43£214,483.00£377,697.432022 - 2023£130,939.57£268,007.00£398,946.572023 - 2024£10,909.20£297,102.00£308,011.202024 - 2025£23,203.00£138,929.00£162,132.00Total since January 2019£1,458,080.21*a quarter of an annual payment of £36,000.00 in 2018-2019(d) Cerebral Palsy ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£12,500.00*£12,500.002019 - 2020£11,938.50£50,000.00£61,938.502020 - 2021£37,106.50£120,308.00£157,414.502021 - 2022£59,558.50£50,000.00£109,558.502022 - 2023£48,270.50£52,500.00£100,770.502023 - 2024£43,460.00£62,490.00£105,950.002024 - 2025£2,640.00£39,375.00£42,015.00Total since January 2019£590,147.00*a quarter of an annual payment of £50,000.00 in 2018-2019(e) MS Society ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£0£0£02020 - 2021£68,123.00£0£68,123.002021 - 2022£66,513.33£0£66,513.332022 - 2023£33,256.67£0£33,256.672023 - 2024£20,702.00£0£20,702.002024 - 2025£20,702.00£0£20,702.00Total since January 2019£209,297.00(f) Parkinson's UKYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£75,000.00£0£75,000.002020 - 2021£26,983.00£0£26,983.002021 - 2022£93,402.00£0£93,402.002022 - 2023£60,124.00£0£60,124.002023 - 2024£31,175.00£0£31,175.002024 - 2025£0£0£0Total since January 2019£286,684.00(g) MND ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£11,698.29£0£11,698.292020 - 2021£0£0£02021 - 2022£55,545.01£0£55,545.012022 - 2023£0£0£02023 - 2024£27,950.90£0£27,950.902024 - 2025£0£0£0Total since January 2019£95,194.20 S6W...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 October 2024
S6W-30412
Therefore, supporting the tourism industry is not just about spending; it's an investment that brings returns to our society as a whole. S6W-30412
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 September 2024
S6W-29885
They allocate the total financial resources available to them, including support for youth work, on the basis of local needs and priorities, having first fulfilled their statutory obligations and the jointly agreed set of national and local priorities. S6W-29885
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
29 May 2024
S6W-27640
Our position on the impact of these reforms is that they will help us rise to the challenge of meeting our ambitions, delivering active travel services that are better aligned with regional transport strategies and infrastructure, that better meet the needs of local communities, and that significantly increase the national-level numbers of active and sustainable everyday journeys. S6W-27640
