Young people who are listened to, have a voice and are supported to find, grow & use their talents, experience radical increases in:
Confidence, Belief & Self-esteem
Communication & Relationship Skills
Motivation, Commitment & Resillience
School Attendance & Engagement
Attainment & Staying On Rates
Progression To College, Uni & Jobs
Better Career Options & Life Chances
Health, Wellbeing, Self-worth
Becoming Responsible & Role Models
Inspiring People & Communities
Young people are the focus of what we do. Our impact on attainment, achievement and post-school destinations has been transformational:
Staying on to 5th year to gain
more qualifications
Attainment in one or more SCQF National 5 qualification(s).
Positive destinations based on progression to college, university or employment.
I didn't have any confidence at all. Now I feel like I can do anything. I didn't think I could get into university, but thanks to my mentor I did.
It gives me ideas about what I want to do in the future, facing my fears.
Being able to be myself, being able to get help and not being ashamed to ask for it. Being able to relax and be confident.
While Young People are the focus of what we do, the programme also benefits all of our key participants in a number of ways:
Mentors who listen to and support a disadvantaged young person, experience radical increases in:
Morale, Motivation, Purpose & Well-being
Listening, Communication & Coaching Skills
Personal Development & Leadership Skills
Schools who embrace the programme & its values immediately benefit from:
Increased Attendance, Staying On Rates & Attainment
Greater Sustainability of Post-school Destinations
Enhancement of Employability & Inclusion Policies
Organisations who encourage their staff to mentor & also offer Talent Tasters, see major gains from:
Complete CSR & Insight into the next generation of Talent
Improved Staff Engagement, Morale & Motivation
Skills Development & Leadership training
Our communities & society overall see major benefits from:
Motivated, Committed & Resilient Young People
Effective early intervention & greater aspirations
Intergenerational Understanding & Mutual Respect
In 2020, MCR supports care-experienced young people in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Clackmannanshire, Edinburgh, Falkirk, Glasgow, Inverclyde, North Ayrshire, Perth & Kinross, Shetland, South Lanarkshire and West Dunbartonshire.
Mitchell Library,
Berkeley Street
Glasgow,
UK
G3 7DN
MCR Pathways is a SCIO regulated by OSCR,
Scottish Charity number SC045816