delivered 4,859
hours 2,290,776
Volunteers 17 / 342
Haldane Youth Services Timeline
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2024
- HYS Managment Committee completed Trustee training with Community Enterprise, Funded by Young Start The National Lottery Community.
- HYS Managment Committee now known as HYS Board of Trustees.
- Welcomed our new Treasurer.
- Change of structure to the projects, Carolyn Mackie Project Manager and Jack Martin Project Assistant.
- 3 new staff members joined the team.
- Happiest Moments at the Kiltwalk ,£5000 donation award by The Hunter Foundation.
- New Partnership WDAPD Building Bridges, weekly drop-in session every Wednesday 11:30am- 2pm.
- New window upgrades to the Annexe Building completed.
- Staff and young people attended BIG IDEAS event Youth Scotland.
- Currently working on new strategy.
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2023
- New revised Young Volunteer Scheme started.
- We carried on with all the services from the previous year.
- Staff completed training with Mental Health UK to deliver Your Resilience Programme.
- Young people completed 12 week Your Resilience programme.
- Young Volunteers completed I lead training with Youth Scotland
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2022
- We carried on with all the services from the previous years. All projects going from strength to strength
- Launch of Project 7 working with young people p7-S2.
- 2 new team members.
- 50 Young people attended Christmas Pantomime at Kings Theatre Glasgow.
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2021
- Summer extravaganza 5 weeks of fun in partnership with WDC Shine nurture and engage
- New project established Raising Stars working in partnership with local childminders
- Service reopened September for face-to-face delivery
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2020
March closure of our service face to face delivery
- Helping hands
- Elf trail
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2019
- New projects launched of Mini Hoppers & Project 7
- European Open water Championships – parade - Mural
- Building of community memorial sensory garden in partnership with the Leamy Foundation
- Cove ur-turn art mural
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2018
- Secured new building via asset transfer from WDC.
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2015
- Thirteen P7 pupils embarked on a 5 day residential to mull.
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2014
- Launch of new projects for youths, Ur-Turn
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2013
- First Community duck race.
- First European visit with 20 young people travelling to France.
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2011
This year seen our young people undertaking significant fund-raising events raising £2000 for project activities. 40 young people, staff and volunteers have taken part in climbing Ben Lomond, community walks and bag backs.
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2009
- Our organisation has been operating in the local area since 2006 and has shown considerable growth and development over the years. Initially the Hop, Skip & Jump Project ran for 3 afternoons per week for around 50 children.
- Over time our attendance numbers continued growing and as demand and interest grew it enabled us to show a need and secure additional funding to start operating 5 afternoons per week.
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2006
The Hop, Skip & Jump Project has been running from June 2000 and was run on a service level agreement by The Tullochan Trust.
- Approached by Tullochan Trust to take over the running of their primary project ‘Hop Skip and Jump’ with a SLA in place.
- Management committee comprising of residents formed to run the project for P4 to P7 pupils from the three local primary schools. Haldane Youth Services established.