ACCESS COMMUNITY WELLBEING SUPPORT

Begin with a conversation, not a commitment.

You can contact FLOAT ONE Wellbeing CIC directly to ask about current programmes, eligibility and funded or subsidised places.

You do not need a professional referral to make an initial enquiry. Availability varies, and contacting us does not guarantee a programme place.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

A clear first step, at your pace.

Send a brief enquiry

Tell us your name, how to contact you and that you are interested in CIC support. You do not need to explain everything in your first message.

Have a confidential conversation

We will explain current programmes, funded-place availability and ask enough to understand whether there may be a suitable next step.

Make an informed choice

If a programme may be suitable, we will explain what it includes, any cost, privacy, accessibility and what participation involves.

WHO MAY BENEFIT

Support designed around barriers and wellbeing needs.

You may wish to enquire if you are:

Experiencing stress, anxiety, trauma or burnout
Waiting for other mental health support
Unable to access private services because of cost
Looking for a supported, restorative programme

Before a place is offered, we will discuss:

Whether a current programme matches your needs
Availability and any eligibility requirements
Accessibility, privacy and informed consent
Any cost and the expected programme commitment

YOUR FIRST MESSAGE

Keep it simple. Protect your privacy.

Ordinary email is not the right place for detailed medical records, diagnoses, case notes or highly sensitive personal information.

For your first enquiry, include only your name, a safe way to contact you and that you would like to discuss CIC support. We will guide you if more information is needed.

Read our privacy information ↗

BEFORE YOU PRESS SEND

A human response, with clear boundaries.

Reviewed individually

Your enquiry is considered by the CIC team. The form does not make an automatic decision about eligibility or programme access.

Not an instant-response service

We will reply using the contact method you choose as soon as team capacity allows. Please avoid sending repeated messages while you wait.

Urgent help is available elsewhere

For urgent health advice in Scotland, call NHS 24 on 111. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or attend A&E.

MAKE AN INITIAL ENQUIRY

Ready to ask? We will listen and explain.

Share only what is needed for an initial conversation. You can explain more after we make contact.