Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health Fund

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Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health Fund Grants of up to 10k for 2018/19 & 50k/yr for 2018-21 Closing Date 27.08.18 Supported by

Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health Fund Guidance Notes Before you start writing your bid, please read all sections of these notes. This criteria outlined in these notes are for 2018/19. This is subject to changes in subsequent years. What is the Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health Fund? This is a new grant scheme designed to fund a range of projects aimed at improving and sustaining the mental health of Salford residents and helping to achieve the targets set out in the 5 Year Forward View for Mental Health. Salford s approach to supporting people with mental health needs focuses on meeting people s needs as early as possible and preventing the escalation of mental health problems. Who can apply to the Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health Fund? This is a grants fund is for community, voluntary or social enterprise (CVSE) sector. organisations and partnerships involving CVSE organisations. Small Grants Up to 10,000 for 12-month projects This fund is open to organisations with a turnover of less than 250k per year. Large Grants Up to 50,000 per year for up to 36 months There is no organisational turnover ceiling. Eligibility and Requirements Bids must be from VCSE organisations with a history of working in Salford Bids must be from VCSE organisations who are members of Salford CVS Bids must benefit Salford residents or those registered with a Salford GP Partnerships between Salford VCSE organisations are encouraged Partnerships between VCSE organisations and statutory organisations, education providers and private sector are appropriate. The VCSE organisation will be the lead partner and the accountable body. Bids should not duplicate existing provision Bids should be able to demonstrate how the project has been co-designed with local people who may use the service Bids must be for new or improvement projects Projects must be able to provide regular updates upon the request of commissioners and CVS

Applicants are expected to contribute to the delivery of the following outcomes Programme Outcomes Increasing life chances e.g. diversion from criminal justice, increasing outcomes for young people in schools Innovative ways of working e.g. considering new models of delivery Improving quality of services Building resilience and improving emotional wellbeing for people in the criminal justice system e.g. support to people in the probation system, reduction in gang involvement, reducing criminal activity and supporting wellbeing in prisons Engagement within the local community / improving community connectedness e.g. supporting neighbourhood based delivery, supporting community engagement Increasing partnership working e.g. working across organisational boundaries, developing joint approaches, partnership development Improving resilience and management of mental health, emotional wellbeing and self -care e.g. self-care skills, coping strategies, linking with community assets Addressing the stigma and discrimination that surrounds mental health Rapid and convenient access at all times (and in all services, and relevant settings) Fair access, based on people s needs, rather than diagnosis Recovery with service users returning to full health, moving through services, and being discharged where clinically appropriate Supporting educational and life skills e.g. developing positive behaviours for parents such as diet, exercise, emotional resilience, home management, cooking etc Application Process On July 27th 2018 we will hold a meet the funder session to provide greater detail on the funding priorities and improve understanding of what is being sought. To register your interest in attending this session, please email grants@salfordcvs.co.uk - use the subject meet the funder. The closing date for bids is 12.00 noon on Monday 27th August 2018. A grants assessment panel will then meet within 2-3 weeks. This panel will consist of representatives from Salford CVS, and commissioners of both Adult and Children s services. All applicants will be informed of the outcome of their bid within 4 weeks of the closing date. Successful applicants will receive their full annual grant by BACS on return of signed funding agreement.

Funding Priorities Applicants for large grants are required to address at least three of the areas of focus as outlined below. Applicants for small grants (up to 10k) must address at least one. Priority Objectives Areas of Focus Engagement with Primary Care e.g. supporting people to access GP and other primary care services such as dentists / audiology etc., peer support approaches in localities, reducing isolation and improving basic self-care approaches Early intervention meeting needs early and preventing the escalation of mental health problems (including transition planning from children s services) Rapid and convenient access at all times (and in all services, and relevant settings) Fair access, based on people s needs, not who they are, or where they live in Salford Recognition of the links between physical health & mental health, and the government pledge to achieve parity of esteem Support to remain in your own home and to live independently for as long as possible Mental Health support for Asylum Seekers e.g. non-clinical services, peer support approaches in localities, increasing integration, supporting access to health and wellbeing services Improved support for people with Autism and ADHD e.g. peer support approaches, autism awareness support, training and awareness raising Perinatal mental health and wellbeing e.g. peer support, support for dads, whole family approaches, support for new arrival families, support for same sex families and support for parents with disabled children Prevention e.g. whole family support, support to young people at risk of increasing wellbeing problems, support in schools, anger management, anti-bullying Improving how people are supported to navigate their care and support e.g. signposting, supporting choice and understanding of services available Crisis support e.g. supporting crisis support, out of hours crisis support and diversion from A&E Supporting people with personality disorder e.g. helping people to navigate to the right care and support to meet their needs Improving the physical health of people with severe and enduring mental health conditions e.g. increasing engagement in physical exercise, reducing smoking, reducing alcohol and substance misuse, increasing access to dentists, optometry, audiology Supporting people who are at risk of self-neglect e.g. supporting people to be in contact with health services, managing home life, managing pets, building relationships & developing coping strategies to improve management of health & wellbeing issues Supporting people with a dementia diagnosis e.g. information, advice and support

Priority Objectives Support to remain in your own home and to live independently for as long as possible The best possible outcomes for service users, their carers and their families (including fewer symptoms of ill-health, the ability to lead as normal a life as possible, and maintain contacts with family, friends and local communities) Areas of Focus Supporting people who are at risk of self-neglect e.g. supporting people to be in contact with health services, managing home life, managing pets, building relationships & developing coping strategies to improve management of health & wellbeing issues Supporting people with a dementia diagnosis e.g. information, advice and support Access to or retention in employment and education for people with mental health problems e.g. people with severe and enduring mental health conditions, opportunities for young people with mental health conditions Housing, Homelessness and Mental Health e.g. supporting people to settle into accommodation, helping to prevent people with mental health problems becoming homeless, developing peer support and community networks Suicide Prevention e.g. awareness campaigns, peer support approaches, training approaches for the community, work targeted towards specific high risk groups e.g. men aged 40-49, LGBT communities, carers, self-employed people, people who self-harm, BME communities and construction workforce Reducing social isolation e.g. befriending, peer support, community cohesion Application Form Guidance Notes About your project Designing your project - We very keen to see bids for projects which have been cocreated with the local community and/or project beneficiaries. This should not be consultation but true joint development of the project. This can help identify local need which in turn can influence the nature of the project delivery. Measuring the change and evidencing the impact - It is easy to measure the inputs to, and outputs from, any particular project. Measuring the outcomes and assessing the impact of the project requires thought and planning. Tools and techniques for measuring outcomes include before / after questionnaires, outcomes stars and case studies. Such information can be complemented by photos, videos, quotes from beneficiaries etc. Successful applicants will be expected to report on the outcomes of their project.

Maximising the benefits for Salford We are keen to see all projects contribute to improving the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of Salford. This is sometimes referred to as social value. By making small changes at the design stage, you can make a big difference in helping create added social value in Salford. For practical suggestions please see the Social in Salford section on the following page. About the Money Please apply for the amount you actually need for your project and break these costs down in your application. Please state whether any match funding has been secured to support this work. Small Grants (of up 10,000) - Please complete the budget table on page 9. Large Grants (of up to 50,000 pa 2018-21) - Please download and complete both expenditure and income tabs of the Large Grants Budget Template (excel doc). Deadline for applications All bids must be returned by 12.00 noon on Monday 27th August 2018. Please email your completed application form and any supporting documentation to: grants@salfordcvs.co.uk or post to: Salford CVS, The Old Town Hall, 5 Irwell Place, Eccles, M30 0FN Need any help? Completing the Application Form If you have any difficulties with any of the questions, please contact Ashley, Jon or Simon on 0161 787 7795 or email grants@salfordcvs.co.uk

Calling all organisations in Salford Unleash your creativity and go Social in Salford When planning your project have a think about how you can deliver your activities for the benefit of Salford You could support other community / voluntary organisations and independent local businesses by shopping locally and keeping the money in Salford! You can also do your bit for the environment by choosing greener products as well as reusing, recycling or composting any waste. As you already support volunteering you re doing great things for local people. However you might be able to involve new groups in the project or help people develop new skills. One way of describing these added benefits is social value. Spending with Salford in mind 1) Venue Hire Hiring community owned or managed venues helps maintain Salford s important assets. 2) Refreshments Will refreshments be healthy? Will you include vegetarian, vegan, kosher and halal options? Will you be supporting local, independent shops or businesses? 3) Marketing and Publicity Have a think how you can support local printers or suppliers. Will you be using recycled paper, card or other materials? 4) T-shirts and other Merchandise Whilst the vast majority of merchandise is manufactured in the far east, you can still do your bit for Salford and support local suppliers and shops. Organic cotton t-shirts are now more readily available. 5) Entertainment / Activity Costs Help keep your money within Salford and use local, independent businesses and suppliers where possible. 6) Awards and Certificates These could be hand-made by local people, and reflect the culture of Salford....plus lots of other amazingly creative ideas from your project team!