Funding hasn't been provided for the full year which East Renfrewshire Council officials have said is causing uncertainty over the delivery of employability projects.
Schemes to help people into work in East Renfrewshire are being extended amid “uncertainties” over future government funding.
READ MORE: Teen in critical condition after Lanarkshire crash as car veered off carriageway into burn They added: “Given the uncertainties around funding allocations for the remainder of 2024/25, the funding will cover the continuation of existing programmes only.” Described by officials as a “key strand” of employability services in East Renfrewshire, it aims to tackle inequality and support “those at risk of being left behind move closer to and into fair and sustainable jobs”.
School leavers with no positive destinations would be supported by the council’s education department .
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