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CashBack: Gateway to Opportunities

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CashBack: Gateway to Opportunities - Initial Interest Form

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    Delivered by Celtic FC Foundation and funded by Scottish Government’s CashBack for Communities initiative, Gateway to Opportunities is a bespoke personal development and wellbeing project.

    Aimed at young adults aged between 16 and 25, the project engages individuals who have offended, are at risk of (re)offending, or live in an area with a high social deprivation.

    Taking place at Celtic Park across blocks of 10 weeks, the project itinerary includes young people engaging in topical based workshops, experiential learning opportunities and a range of multi-sports and physical activity.

    A key focus for young people engaging with CashBack GTO is to encourage them to maintain good structure and routine in their lives, give them the experience of being in a positive and supportive environment, set goals to work towards and achieve, and ultimately make positive steps towards a better future for themselves.

    Our person-centred approach offers choice, chances and opportunities while supporting young people to move forward positively with their lives and reach their fullest potential, progressing into positive destinations such as volunteering, training, education or employment.

    Throughout, Celtic FC Foundation work in partnership with a multitude of referral and external agencies to ensure we are delivering the best possible outcomes for participants.

    At the conclusion of each project intake, participants attend a Celebration Event at Celtic Park, showcasing their achievements and voicing their ambitions for the future.

    Working directly with individuals from difficult backgrounds, the project addresses root causes of poverty, ultimately aiming to reverse cyclical patterns of inequality constraining individuals and their families.

    CashBack: Child Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA)
    CWRIA – Initial Screening
    CRWIA – Assessment
    SG guidance on the topic of Children’s Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessments
    Children’s Rights training tool

    Dates Running:
    January – March 2025
    May – July 2025
    September – November 2025

    If you are interested in taking part in this project, you can complete our Initial Interest Form or for more information, contact us on [email protected] or 0141 551 4321.

    Annual Report:
    Annual Report 23-24

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