Elgin Active Youth Engagement Bus

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£140,000

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  • Youth education services
  • Services provided by youth associations

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  • contract

Published

5 months ago

Description

We are looking to contract with a suitably qualified youth organisation, with evidenced good local knowledge, to manage the Elgin Youth Engagement bus, delivering a wide range of high-quality engagement opportunities and activities, which will be co-produced alongside young people in order that they are relevant and of interest to those aged 11 years and up.

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