Keiran O.

Springburn Winter Gardens Trust is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation, Scottish Charity Number SCO44954. It's primary aim is to repurpose the 'A-listed' glasshouse for future generations.

YouthLink Scotland is the national agency for youth work. We're a membership organisation representing more than 100 youth organisation members across Scotland, both voluntary and statutory. We champion the value of the youth work sector, challenging government at national and local levels to invest in your development.

Springburn Winter Gardens Trust is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation, Scottish Charity Number SCO44954. It's primary aim is to repurpose the 'A-listed' glasshouse for future generations.

YouthLink Scotland is the national agency for youth work. We're a membership organisation representing more than 100 youth organisation members across Scotland, both voluntary and statutory. We champion the value of the youth work sector, challenging government at national and local levels to invest in your development.

We provide young people with information and opportunities to help them thrive and make the most of their lives as they grow up. Hundreds of thousands of young people are already using their Young Scot National Entitlement Cards for free bus travel, and others are using it for discounted trains and ferries too. They can also use their card to save money with discounts at 1000s of in-person and online local and national outlets across Scotland and Europe! Their card is free legal proof of age too. Young carers get help to make the most of their free time and support in their caring role with access to our #YSCarers Young Carers Package special bundle of treats. We also run programmes for young people facing barriers to their attainment too. young.scot is our information website for young people that’s packed full of quality-assured information tailored specifically for young people. We share this information with young people inside the digital spaces they spend their time in – including TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube. We also produce information in Gaelic too. Young people can build their skills, experiences and make a change to the things that matter by taking part in surveys or volunteering with us! They can also connect to exciting opportunities, rewards and money-can’t-buy experiences with our Young Scot Rewards programme.

We are Scotland's National Theatre. We are a Theatre without Walls. We tell the stories that need to be told, taking our work to wherever audiences are to be found. We showcase Scottish culture at home and around the world, telling stories in ways never seen before. We are a Theatre for Everyone. We want to break down the walls that prevent people from engaging with our work, whether economic, cultural or physical. We are a creative catalyst for the theatre sector in Scotland, driving joined up talent development plans with partners across the country, to nurture theatre makers at all stages of their careers and reflect the diversity of contemporary Scotland. We take work across Scotland and beyond. On the ferry and in the local pub. In the forests and tower blocks. In submarines and swimming pools. On the biggest stages and in the smallest community halls.

The Scottish Youth Parliament is the democratically elected voice of Scotland’s young people. Join us on our journey to make Scotland the best place in the world to grow up. Our vision is of a stronger, more inclusive, Scotland that empowers young people by truly involving them in the decision making process. We represent Scotland’s young people. Our democratically elected members listen to and recognise the issues that are most important to young people, ensuring that their voices are heard by decision makers. We encourage all of Scotland’s young people to play their part in achieving our vision and provide a national platform for their participation in democracy.