Youth Zone
Young Person’s (Under 22) Free Bus Travel Every young person aged 5-21 living in Scotland is eligible for free bus travel as part of the Scottish Government’s plan to create…
Once You Leave School: Your 3 Main Options 1. Start an Apprenticeship An apprenticeship combines practical job training with study. As an apprentice, you will: Work alongside experienced staff Gain…
The Job Start Payment in Scotland is a financial support designed to help young people who are starting a new job with initial costs like travel and clothing. It’s a…
A quick guide to benefits for young people living in Scotland.
My First Home – This information is for young people looking to get their first home There are a few different ways you can find a place to live: Buying…
Volunteering Opportunities with DAGCAS Young Volunteer Adviser: Train to become an adviser in one of our bureaux, where you will provide advice to the people of Dumfries & Galloway. Young…
Budgeting is one of the most important skills you can develop as you move into adulthood especially if this is your first time living away from home or being fully…
A quick guide to grants available for students and young people.
Moving into adulthood often means dealing with different types of debt. Not all credit is bad, but it’s important to recognise when you might need help and understand your options.…
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) What is the UNCRC? In 1989 the UNCRC was created to protect the rights of the child. It is a…
