Move On works in Glasgow and Edinburgh supporting vulnerable young people and those affected by homelessness to take control of their lives and achieve their aspirations and goals. Investment from BBFF enables Move On to deliver a person-centred, trauma informed and flexible service, featuring: 1:1 longer-term transition support (including 1:1 mentoring), personal development, employability group
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Move On works in Glasgow and Edinburgh supporting vulnerable young people and those affected by homelessness to take control of their lives and achieve their aspirations and goals. Investment from Our Future Now enables Move On to deliver a person-centred, trauma informed and flexible service, featuring: 1:1 longer-term transition support (including 1:1 mentoring), personal development,
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Moving On Ayrshire (MOA) is a charity based in Ayr which provides a counselling service at locations throughout South Ayrshire. They offer survivors of sexual abuse and rape aged 14 years and up free one-to-one person-centred counselling in safe, confidential settings. This enables survivors to address sensitive issues and work towards a heathier, happier future.
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Part of Organised Outdoor Community Play Fund. Muirhouse Youth Development Group (MYDG) engages young people with a focus on: Health and Wellbeing; Life Transitions; Training, Accreditation and Volunteering; Arts and Creativity. MYDG have been delivering outdoor adventures in the area since 1997 and have been delivering outdoor play in the area of Muirhouse and surrounding
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Muirhouse Youth Development Group (MYDG) is the host organisation supporting the Link Up worker in Muirhouse. Muirhouse is a district of north Edinburgh with a population of around 5,500. Although the name refers to the original mansion built for the Davidson Family in 1832, the modern residential area of Muirhouse was built as a council
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Multi-Cultural Family Base (MCFB) aims to promote the well-being and life opportunities of vulnerable, disadvantaged and marginalised children, young people and their families. MCFB specifically focuses on the needs of families from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities in the City of Edinburgh. PIMH funding will enable the delivery of the Chinese Flower Group,
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E&HR Project The 4Corners project improves community cohesion by promoting the participation and engagement of vulnerable and disadvantaged minority ethnic children and their families aged 8-16 in their schools and communities. Find out more at Multi Cultural Family Base.
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Murton Trust, uses the natural environment as a vehicle for education and training. 14:19 Fund investment supports the development of a nature reserve providing accredited training courses in land management, animal husbandry, rural skills, personal development and employability skills as an alternative to school curriculum for young people aged 14 to 16 years. Courses also
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MusicALL increases the participation and visibility of young people with Additional Support for Learning needs in society. As their talents flourish and grow we are all challenged to think differently. http://www.musicallscotland.uk/
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