Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund

Year 5 and 6

Through Years 5 and 6 of the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund, 44 organisations across Argyll & Bute were awarded a share of £628,684, supporting mental health and wellbeing initiatives over two years.

From grassroots community groups to established charities, funded projects range from counselling and peer support to befriending services, community transport, creative activities and outdoor wellbeing initiatives.

An additional £57,153 in Year 5 funding also enabled 16 organisations to receive increased awards.

You can explore all of the successful applicants, their funding awards and the projects being supported in our Years 5 and 6 summary.

Year 4

In year 4 of the fund, 50 organisations across Argyll & Bute were awarded a share of £280,979 through Year 4 of the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.

From small grassroots groups to established charities, projects ranged from peer support and counselling services to community transport and creative wellbeing initiatives.

You can explore all of the successful applicants and learn more about the funded projects in our Year 4 summary.

Years 1–3

Over the first three years of the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund, more than 100 organisations across Argyll & Bute received funding to support adults’ mental health and wellbeing through community-led action.

From grassroots groups to regional charities, these awards represent a wide range of creative, compassionate responses to local need — made possible thanks to Scottish Government investment, coordinated locally by Argyll and Bute TSI.

You can view the full list of funded organisations from Years 1, 2, and 3 below.