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What a difference a year makes!
200 Outstanding volunteers recruited to intandem In November 2016 Inspiring Scotland selected 13 charities to work with in developing a new national mentoring programme entirely focused on changing the life chances of young people looked after at home. Since then over 200 outstanding volunteers have been recruited to the intandem programme from across the country…
Read MoreMake a difference to young people’s lives and become an intandem mentor
Intandem projects across Scotland are looking for new volunteer mentors to grow Scotland’s national programme. By volunteering you will be making a difference to the lives of vulnerable young people who are looked after by their local authority but living at home. intandem matches young people with trained volunteers to build a positive, trusting, supportive…
Read Moreintandem mentoring underway – 10 matches already
Our co-ordinators are doing a fantastic job recruiting volunteers from all walks of life to mentor children and young people as part of the intandem programme. A number of mentors have now completed several weeks of supportive, interactive training and selection, and we are thrilled to have our first 10 mentors matched with young people,…
Read MoreIntandem milestone reached – Volunteer Mentor Co-ordinators appointed
A key intandem milestone has been reached! All 13 intandem charities have successfully recruited their new Volunteer Mentor Co-ordinators. The Co-ordinators are key to the success of intandem and will lead recruiting and training volunteers; building strong links with referral partners; and understanding the needs of young people who are referred and their families. Having…
Read MoreVulnerable young people offered chance of a unique supportive relationship through new fund
Some of Scotland’s most vulnerable young people will be given the chance to build positive, supportive relationships with caring adults thanks to a new fund from Scottish Government and Inspiring Scotland.
Read MoreDeputy First Minister launches intandem mentoring scheme
Applications are now open for a programme designed to match positive role models with children in care, launched by John Swinney, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills.
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