Established 2005 Registered Charity No. 1110656

Scottish Charity Register No. SC043760

current issue

December 2024 – January 2025 : Solidarity READ ONLINE

RECENT TWEETS

Funding boost

May 24 2009
Shelter Scotland will use its additional funding to develop its housing law service, says its head of services Twenty-nine projects will receive £2.4 million from the Scottish Government to help tackle homelessness and provide debt advice. The Housing Voluntary Sector Grants Scheme provides funding for projects relating to homelessness, including repossession and debt advice. Steeling themselves for an increase in demand for their services in the current financial climate, Shelter Scotland will receive £231,108 to develop its housing law service, a 50 per cent increase on their allocation from last year. Borderline (a long-term stockist of the London edition), which supports and advises homeless Scots in London, gets £107,100. Based in Victoria near the coach station, the route many Scots take to London, Borderline's team of five staff offers a range of services including information, advice and advocacy. Scottish Women's Aid, meanwhile, will receive £107,100 to provide advice and support to women who are homeless having suffered domestic abuse. Alison Watson, Head of Services, Shelter Scotland, says: "This additional funding will enable us to respond to the very real problems people are facing."
< Not on my patch Appeal from Scottish Churches Housing Action >
December 2024 – January 2025 : Solidarity

CONTENTS

BACK ISSUES
BACK TO PAGE TOP