Ndị uwe ojii na Kọmishọna Mpụ maka Surrey – Mkpebi ime ndekọ
Aha akụkọ: Ego Nkwado Coronavirus
Nọmba mkpebi: 054/2020
Onye edemede na Ọrụ Job: Craig Jones - Nhazi & ndu ndu maka CJ
Akara mkpuchi: ỌR.
Nchịkọta onye isi: PCC ewepụtala £500,000 ọzọ iji kwado ndị na-enye ndị dị adị na ụgwọ mgbakwunye ha kpatara n'ihi kpọmkwem ọrịa ọrịa Covid-19.
Mụrụ
Òtù na-esonụ etinyela akwụkwọ maka enyemaka site na Coronavirus Nkwado Fund;
Women in Prison – sum requested £22,240
Funding to reduce the WSC’s current Counselling waiting list and re-open the service to new referrals
The demand for counselling from the Women’s Support Centre (WSC) has always been high. To enable the service to respond to the increasing risk facing our clients due to Covid-19, and the demand on mental health services during and as a result of lockdowns, WSC need to increase their staff base accordingly and reach those already waiting, before the next wave.
WSC aim to reduce the current Counselling waiting list and re-open the service to new referrals by employing qualified, self-employed counsellors to deliver a fixed number of sessions. Due to high levels of trauma and complex needs faced by the women accessing this service and furthered by the impact of Covid-19, it is not always suitable for, or within the competencies of trainee counsellors to deliver on this.
The existing waiting time to receive counselling exceeds one year and funding this project would enable the service to timely and significantly reduce those waiting in need.
Nkwanye:
Na onye uwe ojii na kọmishọna mpụ na-enye ndị otu a kpọtụrụ aha n'elu mkpokọta ego a rịọrọ £22,240
Nkwenye onye uwe ojii na kọmishọna mpụ
Ana m akwado nkwado (s):
Signature: David Munro (wet signature on hard copy)
Ụbọchị: 07/12/2020
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