Mental health charity Three Sixty has rebranded as Caramara Wellbeing Support.

The Ayr, Scotland, based charity said the change of name and identity “is about growth, opportunity, and creating a stronger platform for the future”.

It said that as it transitions to the new identity “we want to reassure everyone that the support and services we provide are not changing”.

“Everything that has made Three Sixty a trusted source of support remains at the heart of who we are”, it added in a statement on social media.

“To everyone who has supported us, worked with us, volunteered, partnered, or accessed our services, thank you. Your trust has helped shape our journey so far, and we're excited to continue that journey together as Caramara Wellbeing Support. The future is bright, and we're just getting started.”

The charity offers a group, drop in and one to one support at its base in Ayr.

It was registered with the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator 37 years ago and has 11 members of staff.

Its latest accounts show that its spending outstripped its income for the second time in the last four years. While in the 12 months to March last year it earned £249,713, it spent £407,508 over this period.

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