January marks the first anniversary of the council’s partnership with MCR Pathways which aims to support the city’s disadvantaged young people to reach their full potential. This article explores how this partnership has enabled the charity and council to reach record numbers of care-experienced young people.
Since its creation in 2007, the charity has grown significantly. It currently supports over 900 young people and is expanding its presence to 30 secondary schools across the city.
Can you become a mentor and help a young person in a Glasgow secondary school?
