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  • Project Return... We have lift off!

    On 24 September with a little bit of rocket science and a lot of energy we launched Project Return’s steering group at our offices in Glasgow. Project Return has been created to explore how safe nurturing environments and healthy relationships can resolve trauma. Read more

  • Project Return: returning young people to a life that isn’t determined by experience of trauma

    In a country that believes that all young people deserve care and love, it cannot be right that their wellbeing and success is often determined by the adversity and trauma they have experienced. Find out more about Project Return, which seeks to address this, here. Read more

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Project Return: Steering Group Meetings

Project Return is looking for people with care and/or justice experience, alongside members of the workforce to join this projects steering group. We are now meeting fortnightly - email [email protected] to find out more and get involved! Read more

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Published: 23rd October, 2019

Updated: 25th November, 2019

Author: Jenny Ferguson

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Project Return... We have lift off!

On 24 September with a little bit of rocket science and a lot of energy we launched Project Return’s steering group at our offices in Glasgow. Project Return has been created to explore how safe nurturing environments and healthy relationships can resolve trauma. Read more

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Published: 4th October, 2019

Updated: 29th November, 2019

Author: Jenny Ferguson

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Do you want to help shape Project Return?

Project Return was created to ensure that the wellbeing and success of young people leaving care is indistinguishable from that of their peers. The project is now underway and we're looking for young people and members of the workforce to join our steering group. Find out more about what's happening with Project Return and how to get involved. Read more

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Published: 15th August, 2019

Updated: 20th August, 2019

Author: Jenny Ferguson

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Project Return: returning young people to a life that isn’t determined by experience of trauma

In a country that believes that all young people deserve care and love, it cannot be right that their wellbeing and success is often determined by the adversity and trauma they have experienced. Find out more about Project Return, which seeks to address this, here. Read more

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Published: 29th May, 2019

Updated: 12th August, 2019

Author: Liam Furby

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