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Media release: Street Cycles team launched in Edinburgh A LEADING homelessness charity is making a concerted effort to completely eliminate rough sleeping in Edinburgh, by providing bikes to its volunteer support teams, so they can see more people in any given period of time. By Simon Community Scotland’s own estimations, rough sleeping in the capital is at an all-time low, and the charity is replicating a highly-successful Street Cycles model from its base in Glasgow to Edinburgh, after having recruited 12 volunteers to provide support to people at risk of, or currently, rough sleeping. He...

NUIG raises €1.6m through cash-for-residency scheme 15 February 2021 print Galway Bay fm newsroom – NUIG has raised €1.6 million through the Government’s cash-for-residency scheme to fund efforts to boost third-level education access. More than 1,100 non-EU citizens have bought the right to live in the Republic by putting at least €1 million into approved businesses or giving up to €500,000 to charities through the Government’s Immigrant Investor Programme. According to the Irish Times, NUIG confirmed that it raised €1.6 million through the charity option ...

Media release: Digital service launched for homeless people in Edinburgh and the wider community A DIGITAL service to add to the support available for people in Edinburgh who are homeless has been developed by researchers and community partners, including leading Scottish homelessness charity, Simon Community Scotland. The website and an accompanying app – called Street Support Edinburgh – provides advice, support and resources for homeless and vulnerable people, plus the wider Edinburgh community who want to help and emergency services personnel. Street Support Edinburgh has been develo...

  WINNIPEG -- The University of Manitoba announced on Monday that it is creating a new resource hub to help internationally trained health-care professionals to work in Manitoba. The Government of Canada’s Foreign Credential Recognition Program is providing more than $735,000 to the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences to create the Access Hub for Internationally Educated Health Professionals. “It’s really a way of helping those health professionals who’ve attained their training and certifications outside of Canada get into the health-care environment in Manitoba,” said Natalie Mac...