27 Mar 2026
Thursday 14th May | 11AM - 12PM | Online
For people facing barriers to employment, volunteering can offer more than experience — it can provide structure, confidence, skills development and trusted networks.
But volunteering is often misunderstood, and the scale of its impact — particularly for people who face barriers to opportunity — can be underestimated. In this one-hour online session, we’ll explore how volunteering can be intentionally designed as an employability pathway.
Join Social Enterprise Scotland to explore how volunteering can be intentionally designed as an employability pathway, featuring speakers from Volunteering Matters and Green Hive (Nairn).
They'll share practical ideas and examples, with space to share your own experiences about how volunteering can be used to create meaningful supported routes to work.
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