Young people’s lives are full of choices and it can be difficult to figure out what you want from your future and the best way to get there. Move On feels that a mentor can help you make important choices about your future, at a time in your life when you may need it...
Around the beginning of 2012 I had heard of a charity called Move On who were running an employability skills course called ‘Smart Move’. The point in my life I was at back then was chaotic, sofa surfing, partying, overall just having the worst of times. No luck...
By Janet Mundy, Move On Fundraiser As a fundraiser, one of my greatest pleasures is to meet with the people we support and learn how we have helped them achieve their potential. Last night in Edinburgh we held a celebration and graduation ceremony for the young...
Welcome Andrew! Andrew Goldsmith (second from the left) is the new Warehouse Operator at our Glasgow FareShare depot. Andrew had a career as a full time chef however, since becoming the single parent of four children, Andrew decided that the antisocial hours of his...
Life Lessons Move On’s Youth and Community Skills group have used their own life experiences to inspire creative writing pieces. Vanessa wrote a poem about what life on the streets feels like and about what it’s like experiencing cyber bullying. Paula has also shared...
Today, Tuesday 1 December is #GivingTuesday, the national day of giving. Move On’s theme for the event this year is #ChristmasWRap – we’ll be gift wrapping at St James Shopping Centre in Edinburgh on Thursday, and we have also been running a rap...
