Social Enterprise Podcasts

• Duration:  03:03
• Filesize:  2.5MB
• 15-04-2008

One of the most fascinating parts of the Lasting Legacy project, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, is the stories of former staff and pupils. Jean Lang's father, George Gardiner, and brother, Peter Gardiner, were headmasters at Kibble and she
lived on campus for many years. She returned to Kibble for the first time recently and spoke to us about the experience.

• Duration:  05:38
• Filesize:  4.5MB
• 28-09-2007

5 of 5

Family Group Conferences often present challenging behavious and reactions from all parties involved. Ann Hamilton and Gale Burford explain some of the situations and how to deal with them. It is the fifth part of the lecture at the Conference organised by Kibble in Renfrewshire.

• Duration:  08:05
• Filesize:  6.5MB
• 09-05-2008

2 of 2

Following the presentations by Richard Lochhead, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and the Environment, and Peter Jones from Biffa Waste Limited, delegates got the chance to ask questions.

• Duration:  02:54
• Filesize:  2.3MB
• 07-09-2007

Social Enterprise has been getting attention from Governments and Politicians in Scotland and the rest of the UK in recent years. But the sector does not always get positive press. When Jim Schorr visited Scotland, he explained recent coverage in the US and responds to an article from the Wall Street Journal.

• Duration:  09:39
• Filesize:  7.7MB
• 14-01-2008

The Intensive Fostering Service at Kibble offers a rewarding career. We hear from Tommy, one of the Foster Carers at Kibble. He describes the experience.

• Duration:  10:26
• Filesize:  8.4MB
• 10-01-2008

2 of 3

Kibble now offers a wide range of specialist services to youngsters from troubled backgrounds. In Part Two, Lesley Fuller explains how Kibble has adapted to operating in the modern world.

• Duration:  06:51
• Filesize:  5.5MB
• 03-09-2007

1 of 3

Is it possible to encourage more men to consider the care sector as a profession? In the first part of his lecture, Neil MacMillan, Training Manager at Kibble, explains the history behind the Men Can Care project, at the Conference hosted by Kibble in Renfrewshire.

• Duration:  16:35
• Filesize:  13.3MB
• 10-01-2008

1 of 3

Kibble has been around for nearly 150 years. To hear the fascinating story, we hear from Funding, Marketing and Communications Manager Lesley Fuller discuss the journey through to the present day, in Part One.

• Duration:  05:00
• Filesize:  4MB
• 05-09-2007

2 of 5

There are more questions than answers. In the second part of his lecture, Thom Garfat, Co-Director of cyc-net.org explains how the discussion group can help share knowledge and experience.

• Duration:  04:20
• Filesize:  3.5MB
• 06-09-2007

To put the story of Juma Ventures in context, chief executive Jim Schorr, explains the background of social enterprise in the USA. It was part of his visit to Scotland, at one of the events organised by Kibble.