This is the second inspection in a row in which the Edinburgh Young Persons Service has received a grade 6 (Excellent) in all areas.
The opening was marked by a Community Fun Day which combined an array of information and advice stalls with fun activities.
A blog by Emma Scott, Information, Communications and Events Officer at SURF.
The community projects were nominated by the SPA Founder Partners.
Kingdom Housing Association’s employability project, Fife Works, organised the latest academy in partnership with the Purvis Group.
Over 30 local people received digital skills training from the experts at Google.
Environmental Roots programme provides unemployed people in Wheatley communities with training, support and work experience.
Spotlight: Promoting and embedding positive practice on employability support in Scotland
