Projects

Over the last 15 years we have arranged for over 1100 young people and adults to participate in short term international volunteering.

Working within Scotland, like many other organisations, we are increasingly aware of the food poverty experienced by many families.

With our extensive work around disabilities, we have over the last 10 years facilitated a number of events in Scotland bringing international partners together in the UK to explore different ways of developing the rights of disabled adults and children at an international level.

During lockdown we were acutely aware of the extreme pressures that families with children with disabilities were experiencing.

In Scotland we have been working with those involved in the Recovery networks for 15 years to assist those young people and adults with experience of substance misuse and mental health to move on and discover how they can contribute to their local and international communities. .

In Scotland through our partnership with the Learning Alliance Scotland we deliver accredited training in peer education and peer mentoring as well as training around health and well-being and mental health.

Working with communities over the years throughout different countries we have come to realise the importance of our collective inheritance being understood and passed over to the next generation, equipping them for the challenges of their generation.