National Programmes

We're constantly working to improve youth work practice in Scotland, ensuring that every young person has access to quality youth work opportunities.

To make this happen, we engage in a range of national programmes and resource development with our members, stakeholders and partners.

ALL IN

ALL IN is a strategic partnership project funded by Erasmus+ with partners from Austria, Spain, Italy, Bulgaria, Belgium, Slovenia and Scotland. We're developing training to make youth work inclusive.

Closing the Attainment Gap

Our Youth Work & Schools Partnership project supports youth work's role in raising attainment for young people impacted by poverty.

National Youth Work Awards

Nominations for the National Youth Work Awards 2019 are now closed. A BIG thank you to everyone who took the time to nominate this year. This year's awards ceremony will take place on 13 March 2019.

#iwill

We're a strategic partner for #iwill in Scotland, leading the campaign to empower more young people to make a difference to their community. Will you join us?

Digitally Agile CLD

We're working in partnership to deliver the Digitally Agile Community Learning and Development project, helping young people and communities use digital technology with confidence.

FMQT Next Generation

We are excited to be running the first ever First Minister’s Question Time with Children in Scotland. Find out more about this programme and how to get involved.

A photograph of three young dancers from Shaper Caper at the stairs of the National Library of Scotland.

Scotswummin

We're working with five youth projects to highlight the achievements of the women who have shaped our nation.

Action on Prejudice

We manage this platform which provides resources and information to tackle discrimination and hate crime for a safer and more inclusive Scotland.

No Knives, Better Lives

Knife crime prevention advice and support for young people, parents and practitioners in Scotland.

Action on Sectarianism

We mange the first independent online resource in Scotland designed to challenge sectarianism.