Parliament Workbench
Data: Motions & questions to 19 Nov 2026

Written Question · S2W-12407 · Session 2

What funding has been allocated to NHS Argyll and Clyde for mental health services in each year since 1999.

Answered Asked by Jackie Baillie Lab Lodged 19 Nov 2004

The question

To ask the Scottish Executive what funding has been allocated to NHS Argyll and Clyde for mental health services in each year since 1999.

The answer

Answered by Andy Kerr on 6 Dec 2004 · 17 days after it was lodged, on time

Apart from specific funding allocations, mental health services will be funded from an NHS board’s overall allocation.
The Executive issues an overall allocation to NHS boards within whichboards are expected to operate. Overall allocations are not made in relation tospecific service provision such as mental health services. It is a matter for NHSboards to distribute their allocations to these services.
The following table lists the specific mental health funding allocations made to NHS Argyll and Clyde since 1999.
Financial Year
| £
Specific Allocation
| Source

1999-2000
| 79,000
| Mental Health Development Fund

2000-01
| 410,000
| Mental Health Development Fund

2001-02
| 560,000
| Mental Health and Wellbeing Development Fund

2002-03
| NIL
| N/A

2003-04
| 74,340*
| Improve Mental Health Services

2004-05
| 300,000
| Mental Health Doing Well Programme

2004-05
| 354,000*
| Improve Mental Health Services

2003-06
| 450,000#
| Centre for Change and Innovation’s Doing Well by People with Depression programme

Notes:
*Funds paid “through” NHS boards for joint action with local authorities.
#Total allocated throughout life of project (2003-06).

In the Official Report

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