We’ve been at the heart of improving digital inclusion for the most vulnerable people across Scotland,/7iJex6xtnd4 Community Jobs Scotland We celebrated 10 years of Community Jobs Scotland (CJS) – one of,the creation of jobs in the voluntary sector for young people from the job market. 84% of CJS placements,Visit Community Jobs Scotland In addition to our successful Community Jobs Scotland, we have been dedicated,, and the people working hard to make a difference to the communities they support.
https://scvo.scot/about/work/impact-2021-22
Continued support for models such as Community Jobs Scotland and the Carers Kitemark for Employers, which,An honesty about how current approaches have failed Scotland’s most vulnerable groups is needed.,The Community Jobs Scotland programme which is led by SCVO and involves 585 third sector organisations,To date, CJS has supported around 6000 young care leavers, young people with convictions, young people,to move into a Community Jobs Scotland job on release Negotiate flexibilities in terms of how Job Centre
https://scvo.scot/p/10328/2015/10/12/creating-a-fairer-scotland-employability-support-scvo-response
them to support vulnerable people.,meals, setting up job clubs, holding consultation events on the impact of welfare reform on LGBT plus,South East Integration Network Vulnerable people are attending drop-in clinics, social spaces, community,young people most affected by welfare reform.,through the SCVO Community Job Scotland (CJS), 1 volunteer has enrolled in college and 2 other volunteers
https://scvo.scot/p/11825/2016/02/29/community-capacity-resilience-fund-interim-report
About Youth, Edinburgh About Youth, Edinburgh will deliver a project working with young people aged 16,At the end of each session the young people would then host their very own community meal for members,This project will target to work with 15 young care leavers and vulnerable people with drug and alcohol,The Ridge (Scotland) CIC, East Lothian The Ridge Cafe will offer training for local people facing food,consequences of the welfare reform by training a trustee and two people from the community.
https://scvo.scot/p/14329/2017/01/18/successful-applications-to-the-community-capacity-resilience-fund-phase-two
Derek Young, Age Scotland In 2014, 80,000 over 65s in Scotland told Age UK they felt lonely “always”,Michelle McCrindle, Food Train People and communities should be empowered to raise awareness of the issues,As a sector we must strive to encourage decision-makers to hold the meetings and events in communities,Ethnic Carers of Older People Project (MECOPP), Carers Trust Scotland, the Scottish Young Carers Services,There is no quick fix for the most vulnerable people in our society.
https://scvo.scot/p/12034/2016/04/11/scvo-briefing-issues-for-the-third-sector-beyond-2016
Direction of travel
In July 2015 SCVO held a Fairer Scotland event, attended by many of our members and,The key principles outlined at that event formed the backbone of the Fairer Scotland strategy and it,Q: How can we improve the support given to young people with significant caring responsibilities - beyond,carers have a Young Carer Statement or support plan.,Separate advice services are likely to be needed for particularly vulnerable groups, such as people with
https://scvo.scot/p/14097/2016/11/29/scvo-response-to-the-scottish-governments-social-security-consultation
our event in Edinburgh’s EICC to help shape the future of fundraising regulation in Scotland, paving,create 100 jobs for young unemployed service leavers, young people with convictions aged 25-29, and,We celebrated a big milestone for Community Jobs Scotland, when the 6,000th young person found work through,Jobs Scotland to create even more job for young people.,Bringing people together 5,620 people attended our 86 events and training courses.
https://scvo.scot/p/14130/2016/12/07/annual-review-2015-16-text-only
