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The 4 Rs of Keeping Vulnerable Young People Engaged in Education
Heavy Sound work with young people in East Lothian aiming to keep them engaged with education and training. In this article founder Jordan Butler and
NEW BOARD MEMBERS WANTED
Could you help make a difference to the lives of New Scots in Glasgow? One Community Scotland are looking for board members to help support
A PUBLIC HEALTH APPROACH TO POLICING
What was the most significant development in the construction of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit in 2005? What made the approach we adopted unique? Undoubtedly
LOCAL PEOPLE ENCOURAGED TO HAVE THEIR SAY ON THE FUTURE OF WALLACETOWN
The people of Wallacetown in Ayr are being asked to help shape the future of the area. Across the region everyone from teachers and fire
SCOTLAND MUST UNSUBSCRIBE FROM VIRTUAL VIOLENCE
Kenneth Murray is a writer and campaigner who is passionate about transforming the public understanding of care experienced people. In a guest blog for the
HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders can have a devastating impact on the development of children. It’s estimated up to 172,000 people are affected in Scotland but
Scotland’s Identity Crisis
Kenneth Murray is a writer and campaigner who is passionate about transforming the public understanding of care experienced people. In a guest blog for the
WHAT WORKS TO PREVENT YOUTH VIOLENCE – A NEW REPORT
From mentoring to parenting training and out of school activities a new report looks at the evidence of what works to reduce youth violence. With
A BRIEF GUIDE TO ACES AND THE TOOLS TO HELP
Frontline health and social care workers often encounter people who have experienced significant trauma throughout their lives. In this session SVRU project manager and psychotherapist
Knifepoint
Young writer Jessica Tunks picked up a senior 2020 Orwell Youth Prize for her essay Knifepoint this year. In the piece Jessica looks into some
