Inspiring Scotland OVERVIEW

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2017 Inspiring Scotland OVERVIEW

100,000s Of lives transformed 300+ Charities supported 8 Active funds 350 Professionals volunteering 120m Of funds managed

Our History When Inspiring Scotland was formed in 2008, we wanted to tackle some of the long-term, entrenched social problems faced by Scotland s people and communities. Problems such as poverty and longstanding deprivation have caused deeprooted, self-perpetuating inequalities among our communities, leading to long-term unemployment, poor health, and diminished opportunities. We wanted to change that. To do this we adopted the venture philanthropy model of long-term financial support matched with tailored development support to the charity sector and pioneered it in Scotland. This model helps charities to increase the scale of the work they do and therefore have a greater impact on the people they help. We knew to make this model successful we would need to build networks and foster greater collaboration between organisations and the people who work for them, to build long-term strategic partnerships between the voluntary, public, private and academic sectors, and to increase long-term funding and develop skills within the voluntary sector. We raised money from private individuals, businesses, trusts and foundations, Scottish Government and local authorities and invested it in funds addressing specific themes, nurturing partnership through shared goals and interests. We identified organisations tackling these deep social issues and invested time, money and expertise in them, establishing close working relationships and cooperative networks. We helped organisations to maximise their social impact in these areas and rigorously evaluated performance to continuously improve and develop. We did all this with the aim of helping essential charities to become extraordinary charities, enabling them to deliver the greatest possible social impact and change the lives of our most vulnerable and disadvantaged people and communities in Scotland. And we still do.

2017 Snapshot Go2Play Go2Play builds on a 6.1m five-year partnership in play Our Vision with Scottish Government and aims to increase the opportunities for disadvantaged or vulnerable children to benefit from free play. Cashback for Communities Inspiring Scotland is a delivery partner for Scottish Government s CashBack for Communities programme, investing money recovered through the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 in community programmes. OUR V For a Sc without p Link Up disadva A leading model of community intervention which builds on the abilities of individuals and communities to create solutions to local issues. 4.

Impact Report 2017 Intandem Intandem supports 13 partner charities which will provide mentors for young people aged between 8-14 years who are looked after by their local authority but living at home. Autism & Survivors Scotland In partnership with the Scottish Government, Inspiring Scotland will lead on the funds for Autism and Survivor Scotland, and work alongside the SCLD on the Learning Disabilities Fund. ISION otland overty or ntage. 14:19 Fund Our first and longest running fund, established in 2009, is performing well in supporting young Scots to make a successful transition from school into education, training and employment. Self-Directed Support We bring together people, communities, organisations and government to drive social change and transform lives. Inspiring Scotland is supporting the performance management and monitoring and evaluation of the Scottish Government s Self Directed Support Funds. 5.

What s next? We want to build a better Scotland and we are committed for as long as it takes, whatever it takes. We believe our vision is achievable, but it will require bold and innovative ideas and actions to make it happen. Over the coming years, we will strengthen our work with extraordinary people and charities to develop solutions to deep-rooted social problems. We are committed to making Scotland a better place and believe a strong and collaborative charity sector is integral to that aim. We will expand on our delivery of expertise to the charity sector to help maximise impact and to transform the lives of more of Scotland s disadvantaged people. Youth Employability When it comes to youth employability, we don t just want to get young people into work, education or training; we want to inspire ambition and foster aspiration so those young people can fulfil their true potential and look forward to a brighter future. We have learnt a great deal through our 14:19 Fund. Together with partner charities, investors and experts, we are identifying the barriers young people may face over the next ten years, and exploring what else can be done to help young people in Scotland to break through the cycle of poverty and inequality. People and Communities Our commitment to a better Scotland is embodied in our belief in the strength of people and communities. We want to end the poverty of opportunity that continues to exist in too many of our cities and towns. Link Up is bringing local people together to help make this happen in 10 communities, but we know we can do more. We want to expand Link Up to operate across Scotland. We know when people and communities are connected and energised, radical change can and does happen and we believe, with the right support and investment, Link Up can continue to flourish. Play and Early Years Our commitment to a better Scotland begins at an early age with the health and well-being of our children. We will continue to build on our seven years experience developing the play sector. We know that young children learn through play and that playing helps develop problem-solving and creative thinking. We know that being outdoors leads to higher levels of physical activity and a healthier lifestyle. We know that engagement with nature and the outdoors has a positive effect on mental and emotional well-being. We are helping Active Play become a regular part of the school day in primary schools and are helping to develop outdoor nurseries in some of the most deprived areas of Glasgow. We are committed to doing all we can to improve the health and well-being of Scotland s children. This is just the beginning. Together, we are committed to a Scotland without poverty or disadvantage.

Thank You It is thanks to the support of so many generous and warmhearted supporters, investors, partners, friends and colleagues that we have been able to do so much. Thanks to you, we have been able to build networks and foster greater collaboration between organisations and the people who work for them. Long-term strategic partnerships between all sectors have been made possible, and thanks to you, we ve helped to increase long-term funding and develop sustainability and resilience within the voluntary sector. We are proud of our work and we are inspired by the extraordinary commitment, compassion, skill, professionalism and drive of the people we have worked with. Thanks to you, a better Scotland is possible; a Scotland without poverty; a Scotland without disadvantage; a Scotland with opportunity for everyone. We still have much to do and hope that everyone who has shared our journey so far, will continue to do so. With your help, we will continue to build partnerships and strengthen existing relationships, tapping into the knowledge and experience of Scotland s people, communities and charity sector. Thanks to you, our vision is achievable. When we all work together we can accomplish remarkable things. We look forward to continuing to work with you to build a better Scotland.

Registered Office: Riverside House, 502 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh, EH11 3AF T. 0131 442 8760 E. enquiries@inspiringscotland.org.uk www.inspiringscotland.org.uk A company limited by guarantee registered in Scotland, No. SC342436, and a registered Scottish charity, No. SC039605.