Priced Out of Potential: The Fight for Youth Work in Glasgow
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What does the future look like for youth work in Glasgow?
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Youth worker on how 'small wins' could 'help save a young person's life'
'Young people just want somewhere they can feel safe, secure, and have fun'
‘Youth work changed my life, it must exist for future generations'
'Survival of youth groups is key for wider success of young people'
Not funding youth work risks 'abandoning' youngsters, group warns
How are grassroots youth services funded to provide 'life-changing' work in Glasgow?