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Strengths of the Voluntary Sector- Euan Davidson, Director of The Prince’s Trust - Scotland Young people at the xl Celebration Day, Hampden Park, 21 March.

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1 Strengths of the Voluntary Sector- Euan Davidson, Director of The Prince’s Trust - Scotland
Young people at the xl Celebration Day, Hampden Park, 21 March 2002

2 Strengths Flexibility and freedom to innovate. Personalised approach
Voluntary sector workforce skills Capacity to strengthen Citizenship and Enterprising Attitudes. Ability to challenge government & stimulate policy debates.

3 Benefits for Schools Encouraging & enabling achievement for all young people Staff development - developing expertise within the school Interagency working Promoting inclusion in the school community Working towards National Priorities

4 Building on our strengths
The way forward- sharing knowledge and building a network.

5

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