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Mentoring Scotland's young people

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Mentoring Scotland’s young people

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Service quality standards

The quality of the mentoring programme will be critically important.

Organisations receiving funding will have to meet, or work towards achieving, the recognised quality awards from either the Befriending Networks (Quality in Befriending) or the Scottish Mentoring Networks (Quality Award).

Additionally, due to the critical role of volunteers to the success of the programme, organisations will also have achieved, or be willing to work towards, the Investors in Volunteers in Scotland quality standard or an agreed equivalent.

These standards will provide assurance of quality over important areas such as service delivery, recruitment, training, risk assessment, volunteer support and monitoring. Funding will be available from the intandem programme to support organisations to achieve these standards for their mentoring service.

  • Investing in Volunteers presentation May 2017 Portfolio Day (Slides)
  • If you would like to get in touch, or have any feedback, please contact us

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This project is funded by Scottish Government and administered by Inspiring Scotland
Copyright © 2016–2019
Inspiring Scotland is a Company Limited by Guarantee registered in Scotland, No. SC342436, and a registered Scottish Charity, No. SC039605


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502 Gorgie Rd,
Edinburgh
EH11 3AF
0131 442 8760
0131 442 8780

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