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welcome to YCSA

Youth Community Support Agency is a charitable organisation founded in 1995 by young people from diverse communities. The vision of the organisation then and now is to deliver services that empower young people to embrace their true potential.

The organisation provides a whole host of services which in essence is delivered through personnal programmes which over the years have been designed taking young people’s experience and feedback into account.

Through the personnal programmes young people begin to become aware of the latent strength which they have and begin to develop this strength which leads them on a journey to becoming active citizens of society. They begin to recognise the potential they posses to achieve what they might have thought was impossible.

In essence the organisation seeks to provide services which will assist young people to develop the confidence, skills and leadership to go forward in life.

YCSA works in partnership with both voluntary and statutory bodies in Glasgow and within the Scottish government to ensure that resources are in place to meet the vision.

As an organisation YCSA is one of the leading Youth organisation who have expertise in working with young people from ethnic minorities and more recently with all young people. We will learn from our past experience to continue to excel in the standard of service we provide to all young people.

Although YCSA is a citywide organisation, we predominantly offer provisions in the Pollokshields, Govanhill and Woodlands areas of Glasgow.

Update 14/12/2011

New Classes in:
Literacy & Numeracy

Driving Theory with Literacy & Numeracy
 
Job Skills

Computing Skills

See Literacy & Numeracy page.

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