Inverclyde Council, GB unveils employment and support pilot aimed at young men

Inverclyde Council, GB Young Men Employment Support Pilot

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Local officials found 70% of residents with alcohol and drug dependencies are men aged 20 to 30. This cohort is the focus of a two-year pilot with Inverclyde Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP). Thirty participants in Greenock and Port Glasgow receive one-on-one assistance from HSCP support workers over the first year. Young men in the program are motivated to engage in healthy behaviors by the promise of one-year employment contracts with the council.

Health & Human Services Training & Development Pilot / POC

Inverclyde Council, GB

Unitary authority in Scotland

United Kingdom

Newsworthy

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£1m alcohol and drug jobs pilot - Inverclyde Council

A NEW £1 million pilot scheme has been launched to help 30 young Inverclyde men with alcohol or drug dependencies turn their lives around by getting them into work.

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