Scottish Youth Information
for 11-26 year olds
Three sports in one! If you fancy finding out how to get involved in a race where you have to swim, cycle and run then read on!
Learn more about domestic violence and what services are out there to help people in an abusive relationship.
The Young Scot Magazine is available online as well as in the Sunday Mail and from discounters.
We hope you'll enjoy our last podcast of 2011. We've got some tips for the best music for 2012, plus we chat to Britain's Got Talent winner Jai MacDowell about his debut album, Believe. We also bring you the latest on 02's Think BIG project and we've got music from The Little Kicks.
And don't forget to listen out for the Rewards code within the podcast.
Get in touch with Charlotte or Craig if you've got any questions - podcasts@youngscot.org.
Or you can find us on Facebook and Twitter.
The National Entitlement Card for young people is a free card for all young people aged 11-26, created by the Scottish Government, Young Scot, your local council and other organisations.
Your card entitles you to discounts and offers on a range of shops, services and travel.
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The Young Scot InfoLine is a free and confidential phone service. It has information on a range of topics including money, health and the arts, as well as answering questions like "How do I get my first passport?" or "What age can I get a tattoo?"
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