CHALLENGING POVERTY A KEY PRIORITY FOR FOUNDATION LAST Sunday marked the culmination of Challenge Poverty Week, a national anti-poverty campaign which sees charities across Scotland uniting to showcase solutions to inequality and disadvantage.
Celtic Football Club was established as a means of aiding the poor and hungry of Glasgow’s East End – and in the present day, tackling poverty remains a core aim for the club’s charitable arm, Celtic FC Foundation.
In support of Challenge Poverty Week, here are a few of the ways that Celtic FC Foundation is working with communities and addressing poverty:
CashBack: Gateway to Employment
Delivered by Celtic FC Foundation and funded by Scottish Government’s CashBack for Communities initiative, Gateway to Employment is a bespoke employability and personal development project. Aimed at young adults, the project targets individuals who have offended, are at risk of offending, or live in an area with a high risk of crime. The project ultimately aims to reverse cyclical patterns of worklessness and prevent recidivism.
Gateway to Health and Opportunity
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