Social Enterprise Podcasts

• Duration:  09:08
• Filesize:  7.3MB
• 11-02-2008

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In the second part of our chat with Peter Twichell from YouthBuild USA, he explains how the model can be replicated across the world.

• Duration:  04:10
• Filesize:  3.3MB
• 11-02-2008

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In the second part of our chat with Laurence Alfred, he explains how the Camphill Communities around the world try to give opportunities for people with disabilities to grow and develop.

• Duration:  09:10
• Filesize:  7.4MB
• 11-02-2008

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A scheme to help revive a run down part of New York has grown into an international success story, to help young people turn their lives around. Peter Twichell from YouthBuild USA visited Kibble and in part one explains their amazing story.

• Duration:  09:03
• Filesize:  7.3MB
• 11-02-2008

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Camphill Communities around the world provide a wide range of supportive services for people with disabilities. We visited the original site in Aberdeenshire and in part one, Laurence Alfred told us about the origins of the movement.

• Duration:  07:10
• Filesize:  5.7MB
• 30-10-2007

Young People leaving care often need extra support to help them make the transition from school to the world of work and independent living. The What Makes the Difference? conference in Leeds looked at these concerns during National Care Leavers Week in the UK. Martin Hazelhurst, from the National Leaving Care Advisory Service, met Eddie, to hear about his placement at KibbleWorks in Paisley.

• Duration:  06:10
• Filesize:  4.9MB
• 30-10-2007

Young People leaving care often have gaps in their development and need extra help and support to get employment and hold onto a job. Jim Halpin, from KibbleWorks in Paisley, attended the What Makes the Difference conference in Leeds, and describes his experience.

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

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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:  05:33
• Filesize:  4.5MB
• 28-09-2007

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Family Group Conferences can benefit both the family and the professionals involved, according to Lorraine McKillop. In the final part of her talk, she explains why.

• Duration:  07:29
• Filesize:  6MB
• 28-09-2007

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As the Family Group Conference reaches the meeting stage, we hear from Ann Hamilton and Gale Burford about the roles involved. This is part five of the presentation.

• Duration:  08:04
• Filesize:  6.5MB
• 28-09-2007

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Advice about the Family Group Conferences in extreme cases, for example domestic violence or abuse. Gale Burford leads the discussion in part four of the presentation with the FGC Coordinators.