Vacancies
Click on the links below to view more information about the Leanchoil Trust vacancies:
Community Heritage Activity Planner (Consultant Role)
Evaluation Planner (Consultant Role)
Community Heritage Activity Planner (Consultant Role)
Invitation to Quote
Growing Wellbeing from Health Project: Leanchoil Trust
Leanchoil Trust was established out of a desire by the community of the Forres area (Moray) to save, conserve and repurpose the former Leanchoil Hospital, which was closed by NHS Grampian in 2018. To achieve this, Leanchoil Trust is undertaking a community asset transfer (CAT) of the hospital site with funding from the Scottish Land Fund, and is working with partners to deliver its vision to develop a community health and wellbeing centre, veterans’ activity centre and supported living accommodation.
As a result of a successful application to The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Leanchoil Trust has been awarded funding for the Development Stage (First Round) under the Heritage Enterprise programme, and is now seeking to appoint a consultant/team to produce the Community Heritage Activities Plan. This will be in support of grant applications (Second Round) to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and other funders.
The activity plan will include community engagement, formal and informal learning, volunteering and training, and will be written according to the Heritage Fund’s most recent Activity Planning Guidelines and is a key document in the development of this exciting project.
Read the FULL BRIEF AND REQUIREMENTS.
- Closing date for submissions: Monday 17 June 2024 (1700 hrs)
- Tenders should be addressed to: Dr Jana Hutt and issued electronically to jana@leanchoiltrust.org.
- Any queries regarding the tender should be received no later than 1200 hrs on 7 June 2024 and addressed to jana@leanchoiltrust.org
This post is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Evaluation Planner (Consultant Role)
Invitation to Quote
Growing Wellbeing from Health Project: Leanchoil Trust
Leanchoil Trust was established out of a desire by the community of the Forres area (Moray) to save, conserve and repurpose the former Leanchoil Hospital, which was closed by NHS Grampian in 2018. To achieve this, Leanchoil Trust is undertaking a community asset transfer (CAT) of the hospital site with funding from the Scottish Land Fund and is working with partners to deliver its vision to develop a community health and wellbeing centre, veterans’ activity centre and supported living accommodation.
As a result of a successful application to The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Leanchoil Trust has been awarded funding for the Development Stage (First Round) under the Heritage Enterprise programme and is now seeking to appoint a consultant/team to produce the Evaluation Plan. This will be in support of grant applications (Second Round) to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and other funders.
The Evaluation Plan will include design, gap analysis, data capture and production of an evaluation plan in line with the Heritage Fund’s most recent Evaluation Planning Guidelines and is a key document in the development of this exciting project.
Read the FULL BRIEF AND REQUIREMENTS.
- Closing date for submissions: Monday 17 June 2024 (1700 hrs)
- Tenders should be addressed to: Dr Jana Hutt and issued electronically to jana@leanchoiltrust.org.
- Any queries regarding the tender should be received no later than 1200 hrs on 7 June 2024 and addressed to jana@leanchoiltrust.org
This post is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
BE PART OF LEANCHOIL’S FUTURE
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Officially opened in April of 1892, Leanchoil served the communities of the area for over 125 years.Before hospital was built on the outskirts of Forres, the only available inpatient accommodation was a small building on Burnside.
Good news that the Moray Growth Deal STEM project has been given the go ahead and will receive funding from Scottish and UK Governments. This is an important step for Leanchoil as it's the preferred site for the West Moray hub included in the STEM business plan.
Moray’s Early Years STEM project reaches major milestone | Moray Council News
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Moray’s Early Years Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) project has been given the green light by major funder, the Scottish Government.
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Leanchoil trustees had an opportunity to inspect the interior of the hospital last week, thanks to NHS Grampian's property manager coming through from Aberdeen. It's been three years since we were last inside, and although there are a few areas where rainwater and damp has deteriorated some surfaces since then, the fabric of the building is still in good shape.
Our next step is to secure planning consent from Moray Council, at which point the process to transfer the property from NHS to the trust can be completed. We hope this will be finalised by Spring 2025.
Sorry meant to read transfer
What are the plans for the building?
L thought the Fraserburgh was already taken care of