Fauldhouse and Breich Valley Community Development Trust
Fauldhouse and Breich Valley Community Development Trust

Charity registered in Scotland SC038616

Fauldhouse and Breich Valley Community Development Trust works to provide support to individuals, families and communities who are affected by poverty, ill-health, social and economic exclusion, disadvantage. We (primarily, but not exclusively) work with those who are vulnerable or marginalised by promoting a person centred approach to community development and regeneration. F&BV CDT empowers and enables individuals, families and communities to address their identified issues and concerns, to help them achieve their potential and sustain change in their lives, to improve the lives of their families and to address issues within their communities, to improve their communities.

Current vacancies

Mental Health and Wellbeing Worker

  • Full time
  • £27,500
  • On site: Fauldhouse
  • Closing 28th March 2025

Fauldhouse and Breich Valley Community Development Trust

Aims to address issues, concerns, needs, aspirations which relate to the social, economic, physical, environmental health, well-being, and regeneration of our communities. Relieve poverty, advance education, address exclusion, and disadvantage.

We have a wide range groups & projects: Anti-Poverty Projects, Communication & Engagement, Range Community-Based Projects (Social Prescribing Model) education, skills development, advice, information, support, services, and volunteer led opportunities. We employ 4 full time members of staff, 5 part time.

We have conducted several community consultations and research projects since the Trust was established in 2006. This has allowed us to gather and disseminate essential information within our communities. This helps us to formulate community led, community driven responses to local issues and needs. We have further developed our services and resources to confront and address the lasting consequences and effects of the Pandemic, and the cost-of-living crisis.

It is through our community development work, our community consultations, and experience of working within the local community that we have identified the need for the Mental Health and Wellbeing Project.

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