The Highland Council have just released the following updates relating to their support offering. These include Highland Council details on how to access the new Covid-19 self-isolation support grants and, …
Highland Council Community Group – News Release October 2020 Read More »
Supporting people to do the right thing. People on low incomes will be eligible to receive a new £500 grant if asked to self-isolate. The new Self-Isolation Support Grant will …
“The aim of the fund is to provide a lasting impact and legacy in the community.”Apply for grant funding from your Community Benefit Fund.Do you have an idea within our …
5th October 2020 new round of Community Benefit Funding opens. Read More »
28/09/20 10:01 Rebuilding a fairer Scotland after COVID-19 Expertise and experience wanted to help tackle poverty and inequality. Ideas are being gathered to drive a fairer recovery in the wake …
Coronavirus-hit waste management businesses in Scotland have until the end of the month to apply for a grant to assist them in adapting their operations. Launched by Zero Waste Scotland …
Grant support extension for Scottish waste management firms Read More »
Families who benefit from government funded childcare support were given a boost today as the Government announced that they would not lose out due to COVID-19. Working parents or carers, …
Support for working families affected by Coronavirus given an extra boost Read More »
A survey of more than a thousand businesses across the Highlands and Islands shows a marked decline in confidence in Scotland’s economic outlook but continued belief among most firms in …
Highlands and Islands business survey captures pandemic impacts Read More »
Families across Scotland are being encouraged to check if they qualify for the Best Start Grant School Age Payment as schools re-open next week. The one-off cash payment is open …
Parents in the Highlands can get £250 to help cover school costs Read More »
Reiterating the First Minister’s warning to the hospitality sector, Highland MSP Maree Todd has urged Highland businesses to ‘stick with strict hygiene measures and contact tracing’ or risk further closures. …
MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TRAINING TOUTED AS A POSSIBLE SUPPORT Gail Ross, MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross has raised the issue of pupils’ mental health during a virtual meeting …
ROSS LOOKS TO PROTECT PUPILS’ MENTAL HEALTH AS SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR REOPENING Read More »
