How Community Link Workers Are Making a Difference
October 6, 2026
Over the past year, our Community Link Worker (CLW) project has continued to grow, adapt, and demonstrate the real difference that local, person-centred support can make.
Over the past year, our Community Link Worker (CLW) project has continued to grow, adapt, and demonstrate the real difference that local, person-centred support can make.
As 2026 approaches, many are considering New Year’s resolutions, and volunteering can help achieve various goals such as making new friends, improving health, and developing skills. Clackmannanshire offers diverse volunteering opportunities that support personal growth and community well-being, making it an ideal way to connect and contribute positively.
The Clackmannanshire Family Wellbeing Partnership is inviting applications for the Whole Family Support Fund for 2026/27. This year’s round includes both core funding from Clackmannanshire Council and Scottish Government Whole Family Wellbeing Funding (WFWF);supporting community-led initiatives that
Over the past year, our Community Link Worker (CLW) project has continued to grow, adapt, and demonstrate the real difference that local, person-centred support can make.
The CMHWF is entering into its’ 5th year of funding and goes live on Monday 25 August and is being administered again by CTSI and SVE. Groups wishing to apply
CTSI and SVE is delighted to announce that applications for Year 3 of the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults is now open! (Including £30k from the III
Around 3300 community projects were funded during the first two years of the Adult Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund. An estimated 300,000 people benefited from the Fund in its
View the Active Clacks Physical Activity Programme for July – September ’23 here.
The THRIVE to Keep Well programme supports adults who are experiencing mild to moderate mental health and wellbeing challenges. The programme is delivered over 16 weeks through one session of
Over the past year, our Community Link Worker (CLW) project has continued to grow, adapt, and demonstrate the real difference that local, person-centred support can make.
As 2026 approaches, many are considering New Year’s resolutions, and volunteering can help achieve various goals such as making new friends, improving health, and developing skills. Clackmannanshire offers diverse volunteering opportunities that support personal growth and community well-being, making it an ideal way to connect and contribute positively.
The Clackmannanshire Family Wellbeing Partnership is inviting applications for the Whole Family Support Fund for 2026/27. This year’s round includes both core funding from Clackmannanshire Council and Scottish Government Whole Family Wellbeing Funding (WFWF);supporting community-led initiatives that
Over the past year, our Community Link Worker (CLW) project has continued to grow, adapt, and demonstrate the real difference that local, person-centred support can make.
The CMHWF is entering into its’ 5th year of funding and goes live on Monday 25 August and is being administered again by CTSI and SVE. Groups wishing to apply
CTSI and SVE is delighted to announce that applications for Year 3 of the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults is now open! (Including £30k from the III
Around 3300 community projects were funded during the first two years of the Adult Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund. An estimated 300,000 people benefited from the Fund in its
View the Active Clacks Physical Activity Programme for July – September ’23 here.
The THRIVE to Keep Well programme supports adults who are experiencing mild to moderate mental health and wellbeing challenges. The programme is delivered over 16 weeks through one session of
Read the latest news and updates from Clackmannanshire Third Sector Interface.
The trustees of Clackmannanshire Third Sector Interface, (CTSI) warmly invite you to join us for our Annual General Meeting (AGM). This year’s AGM will be an opportunity to celebrate and
A new ‘Worrying About Money?’ resource has been launched for Clackmannanshire, helping local people quickly find free and confidential advice and support when facing financial difficulties. The guide signposts residents