In session 2023-2024, College Development Network will launch a new programme aimed at facilitating the creation of a trauma-informed culture in every college in Scotland. Programme overview The programme will provide training, resources and interventions that will help colleges tackle the challenges faced by learners and their communities in accessing and sustaining their participation in …
Projects
Peer-led learning and the Difference it Makes
Peer Connects online event from Scottish Recovery Network. Peer Connects is a trio of participatory online events to connect, share and learn with people passionate about the power of peer support. It is an opportunity to look at some of the different ways people use to enhance their confidence, skills and experience through learning in …
Think Positive Impact Report 2022-23
This report summarises some of the key highlights of the Think Positive project during academic year 2022-2023. This year has been a record breaking year for Think Positive with 86% of all colleges, universities and students’ associations working with us to promote and develop their mental health support offer. Project participants across Scotland provided anonymous …
Dyslexic Student Network Meetings
Dyslexia Scotland is a national organisation that aims to inspire and enable people with dyslexia to reach their potential in life, learning and work. They formed the Dyslexic Student Network: Opportunities to bring students together to share their experiences, offer support and inspire each other are incredibly important. They are hosting regular student networking events for …
Ian Findlay Path Fund – Paths For All
What is it? Run by Paths For All, Colleges, Universities and Students’ Associations in Scotland, can apply for between £10,000 and £100,000 for path management projects that improve the accessibility and resilience of existing paths between homes, community services, active travel routes and public transport facilities or connections. Activities supported will increase active travel in …
