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These sessions highlighted the importance of consistency in developers’ approaches to community benefit, whilst allowing flexibility in the allocation of community funds.
These sessions highlighted the importance of consistency in developers’ approaches to community benefit, whilst allowing flexibility in the allocation of community funds.
SDS and, in some cases the SFC, have delivered NTPs, such as the FlexibleWorkforceDevelopmentFund which provided training to employers to upskill and re-skill their existing workforce.
We need a more stable environment for that kind of placement, as well as a more stable workforce for social workers. However, we need to address all the other issues first—funding, the number of staff, case loads, and so on.
We recognise that Scotland’s third sector is a vital part of the participation and engagement landscape. Scottish Government funds the Scottish Community Development Centre (SCDC) to run the co-production network.
As such, the policy does not apply directly to Local Government and local authorities have flexibility to manage their own budgets and workforce accordingly.
Retrieved from <a href="https://www.gov.scot/publications/mental-health-scotlands-transition-recovery/" target="_blank">https://www.gov.scot/publications/mental-health-scotlands-transition-recovery/</a> [accessed 10 January 2022]£3.75 million in funding was allocated to the development of these services f...
The Scottish Government have continued to invest £15m per year since 2019-20 and provide over £11m of funding to directly support pupils with complex additional support needs and services to children and families.