Our Programmes: Overview
At Fuse we deliver a wide range of programmes to support children, young people, as well as their families and the wider community in Shettleston and Glasgow East to maximise their potential and overcome barriers. Our programmes are chosen based on our commitment to contribute to the Scottish Government’s National Performance Framework and to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Participation Mental Health/Health & Wellbeing Life Skills & Employability Attainment
DIgital Inclusion Climate Past Programmes
Participation
Drop-In
(Junior/Seniors)
Daily Youth drop-in sessions for children and young people in Primary 5-18 years old.
Parental Engagement Programme
Working with our school partners to support families in fun and healthy activities.
Youth Arts
Encouraging young people to utilise their creative imagination through art, music, and drama.
Mental Health/Health & Wellbeing
Life Skills & Employability
Volunteer Programme
Accredited youth volunteering for young people aged 14 years upwards
Inclusion Group
Improving outcomes for young people at risk of or not engaging in upper secondary school
Attainment
Attainment Programme
Building the skills and educational capacity of children and young people through multiple accredited pathways.
School Programme
Supporting S4 pupils to gain National Certificates in Maths and English - supporting entry into vocational pathways to college.
Digital Inclusion
Climate Change
Shettleston 100
Supporting the community to reduce carbon footprint and wasteful consumption.
Past Programmes
Oor History Too
Engaing young people about their heritage and the history of their local community.
Power Up
Supporting physical health and wellbeing in young people, through fitness fun, cooking and food education.
Dramatic Effect Oral Health
Drama and peer education with the aim of promoting good oral health habits. One of the many different activities that feature in the Senior Youth Drop-in Sessions.
Mind Over Matter
Building the capacity of young people to look after their own mental health