Positive Collaborative working

Positive Collaborative working

Posted 5th September 2022

Since the beginning of our project the support we have received from numerous services has been unbelievable, and been so inspirational.


  • Police Scotland have provided a wide range of opportunities and supports for our new tenants has been unreal.
  • Scotland Fire Brigade have offered to carry out safety home visits to each young person's property.
  • Edinburgh College Care Experienced staff have taken the time out their busy schedules to meet with MHP community members beforehand in an attempt to build connections.
  • Housing partners have worked alongside MHP with some challenges to ensure that a better outcome for MHP community members.
  • Residential services have supported both staff and young people with the transition of young people from residential care to their own properties.
  • Community Life Long Education have ensured that MHP community members get access to a wide range of training opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge.
  • Children and Families colleagues have priorities MHP community members for opportunities to develop and build on community connections and any support needs for both staff and young people.

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