COVEY stands for COmmunity Volunteers Enabling Youth.
We have a long history in recruiting, training and supporting volunteer befrienders and the young people they work with.
COVEY volunteers provide befriending outings on a regular basis to young people in South Lanarkshire.
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"Befriending provides a supportive reliable relationship to someone who would otherwise be socially excluded" (Befriending Network Scotland)
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Find out more about how you can help make a difference in the lives of vulnerable young people. Our next training will be in February 2008.
COVEY AGM
We are holding our AGM in Lanark on Wednesday 25 June 2008 at 7.00pm. This will be an opportunity to celebrate 10 years in Clydesdale and our achievements to date. If you are interested in attending please contact COVEY.
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COVEY is 10 years old in Clydesdale in 2008!
Check out our news pages to find out what's been happening recently. |
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Latest Achievement
Congratulations to volunteers Dave Pullan and Laura Jane Sinclair who received Evening Times Local Heroes awards. See news page for photo. |
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Next training days
Training for new volunteers and those interested in Youth Justice Volunteering will begin in June/July 2008 in Blantyre . |
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Funding
COVEY have received some extra funding to pilot drop-in sessions for befrienders and their young people.
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