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Space and Broomhouse Training Academy is now recruiting for a new personal development and career planning course aimed at supporting people of all ages 16yrs and upwards, who are unemployed or looking to change career and living in Edinburgh into employment.

Care Support Scotland are currently hiring for various positions.

BITC’s job coaching programme can help job seekers overcome common recruitment barriers and develop the skills and confidence to find employment.

Contact is an introductory photography course as part of Stills School - an alternative photography school for 16-25 year olds that will teach you photography skills as well as encourage you to develop your own projects.

From 1st April 2025 Scotland's disclosure system is changing, including a restructure of background checks, an update of the PVG Scheme and several process changes that will bring more fairness and transparency for those with convictions.

Money Counts Training is aimed at any colleagues across sectors who work directly with residents and will teach participants practical tools for helping residents manage their finances and access financial support.

Scottish Refugee Council are holding a free information sessions for people who want to learn more about the UK government’s new Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme and how these changes might affect them.

The City of Edinburgh Council Equalities Team is engaging with the public to help shape the Council’s future Equality Outcomes 2025-2026 and wider EDI Framework for 2026-2030.

Launch of One City Trust's 2025 Main Grant Funding Programme under the theme of "Brining People Together."

In 2020, Edinburgh Poverty Commission published its findings and calls to action to end poverty by 2030, shaped by extensive engagement with organisations and citizens.

At this midway point, the Edinburgh Poverty Commission is reviewing the progress made towards the 2030 targets.