Rosyth Co op Store
Tel: 01383 420879
Castlandhill Road , Rosyth KY11 2PZ
Council Tax, utility bills, groceries and rent; these are just some of the financial commitments that many Veterans face for the first time when they leave the Services. Because bills have previously been deducted from pay at source, it can be a challenge to budget for them, yet failing to do so can bring long-lasting negative consequences.
In this section we provide direction to credit unions, which can offer a wide range of affordable financial services, and to debt advice and support organisations that can give advice to avoid and, if necessary, recover from debt.
Some useful websites include:
The law about debt is different depending on whether you live in England and Wales or Scotland. If you live in Scotland, make sure you are in our Scottish site so you get the right advice.
Welcome to Scotland’s Financial Health Service website (SFHS). This Scottish Government website is the place to come if you have financial concerns or are just seeking useful, free and impartial advice which you can trust.
A number of veterans are unaware of the various benefits and other support that they may be eligible for and as such the link below will offer advice and guidance.
You may be missing out on financial help that you are entitled to through welfare benefits. The entitled to calculator can help you check what you might be able to claim.
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Stakeholder resources
We want to work in partnership with our stakeholders. This is where you can find resources for you to help us promote the benefits we deliver. If you would like to request any hard copies of our resources please complete the Marketing Materials request form below.
Best Start Grant Pregnancy and Baby Payment
Best Start Grant Early Learning Payment
Best Start Grant School Age Payment
The Veterans' Foundation Grant Applications
Trustees of the Veterans Foundation allocate grants every three or four months. They welcome applications from Armed Forces charities and other organisations carrying out charitable work for serving or veteran members of the Armed Forces, qualifying merchant seamen, and their dependants, who are in need. Deadlines for applications are the end of December, March, May and September each year. Further details can be found on the website www.veteransfoundation.org.uk/grant-application/ .
Find funding for your charity, community group or social enterprise using online websites. From small grants to funding for big capital projects, using these tools you can track down various sources of funding you need to make a difference in your community. We have listed several of these organisation that you may wish to engage with regarding future funding of your projects.
Join over 3,000 subscribers to the best-selling funding websites for charities, containing more sources, commentary and funding analysis than anywhere else.
Tel: 01383 420879
Castlandhill Road , Rosyth KY11 2PZ
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Email: via website
Royal Observer Corps Benevolent Fund , 120 Perry Hall Road, Orpington, Kent BR6 0EF
The Royal Observer Corps Benevolent Fund exists to provide assistance and relief to those former members of the Royal Observer Corps and their dependents who are in need, hardship or distress.
Tel: 0141 774 4123 Email: rgccultd@yahoo.co.uk
427 Gartloch Road , Ruchazie, Glasgow G33 3TH
Tel: 0141 946 2832
Ruchill Community Centre , 671 Bilsland Drive, Glasgow G20 9NF
Tel: 01786 442 477 Email: scotcentral@stirling.gov.uk
New Viewforth , Pitt Terrace, Stirling FK8 2ET
Tel: 0141 7710012 Email: info@scottishpolicecu.co.uk
165 Baillieston Road , Glasgow G32 0TN
Tel: 01738 476900
In April 2013, Scottish Local Authorities (Councils) became responsible for administering the Scottish Welfare Fund.
Due to a series of ongoing welfare reforms to the benefits system, Social Fund Crisis Loans and Community Care Grants paid by the DWP have been abolished. In their place is a new discretionary scheme called the Scottish Welfare Fund which provides: • Crisis Grant and Community Care Grants.These are provided in cash or kind and do not need to be paid back. How to applyYou must apply to the Council where you live or intend to live (if you are leaving prison, hospital or residential care). If you live, or intend living in the Perth & Kinross Council area, you can apply by phoning or by completing an online application form:
Tel: 0845 634 7634 Email: office@scotwest.co.uk
13 Elmbank Street , Glasgow G2 4PB