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Check out the latest news about Loretto Care and our parent company, Wheatley Group.
Wheatley Group has launched a search for 22 graduates to join its new two-year programme – and kickstart a great career in housing.
Loretto Care’s music project ‘The Ensemble’ wowed judges at the prestigious Scottish Social Services Awards (SSSA).
Read Your News to find out what's been happening across Loretto Care.
Loretto Care staff at the Glasgow Flexible Homeless Outreach Support Service have set up their own foodbank to help people in need.
A project helping people improve their mental health is hitting all of the right notes.
Did you know fire crews were called to 327 white goods fires in Scotland last year?
People from Loretto got together to celebrate Christmas – and plans for a community garden.
Young people with disabilities are taking their first step on the career ladder, thanks to a commitment by Wheatley Group to tackle exclusion in its communities.
Scotland’s Housing and Communities Minister Kevin Stewart came face to face in Glasgow with unemployed people being supported to get 'work ready'.
TENANTS in Glasgow got a preview of new facilities to help older people live more independently.
Who has been horsing around with Shetland Ponies? Find out in the latest issue of Your News.
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Loretto Care has become the latest member of the Wheatley family to achieve Investors in People’s top award.
A customer has told how meeting therapy ponies was a dream come true.
Wheatley Group is on target to create 2500 new jobs, apprenticeships and training opportunities by 2020 for people in some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged communities.
A pioneering service run by Wheatley Group to support new tenants make the most of their new home has helped more than 1500 people in the past year.
A young couple gained more than a job when they fell in love and got married after meeting on a Modern Apprenticeship programme.
The search is on for bright young talent to join Scotland’s largest housing, property and care organisation.
OUR Volunteer Plus partnership helped young people change their lives – and help others too.
OUR Volunteer Plus partnership helped young people change their lives – and help others too.
The Routes into Care training course helped tenants increase their skills, land a job – and make a difference to other people’s lives.
A new training course can help tenants increase their skills, land a job – and make a difference to other people’s lives.
Writing songs, practising mindfulness and shadowing the boss are all in a day’s work for a group of housing and care staff.
A new community internet cafe, run by and for young people who have been homeless or who face homelessness, has officially opened in Hamilton.
The support Loretto Care provides for young homeless people has been hailed as 'exemplary' by inspectors.
Children from some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged communities are to get their first experience of the theatre, thanks to a new partnership.
They may not be Kenny Dalglish or Davie Cooper – but people are getting a real kick out of walking football.
Ninety young people from some of Scotland’s most deprived communities are being given the chance to kickstart their career through new apprenticeships.
A community garden is coming up roses, thanks to the efforts of a team of volunteers.
A new charitable trust targeting poverty and social exclusion in the most deprived communities in Scotland is set to reach up to 7000 people in its first year.
Scotland’s largest housing, care and property management group has doubled this year its number of Modern Apprentices.
Wheatley Group is looking for 45 young people who like working outdoors to become its latest apprentices.
Glasgow Southside MSP Nicola Sturgeon has officially opened an innovative new learning centre designed to support people receiving care and support.
Falkirk school pupils blew the starting whistle on a project to help young people get fitter and healthier in the run-up to this summer’s Rio Olympics.
A Glasgow teenager has told how knowing she had a place on an apprenticeship scheme gave her hope after being diagnosed with cancer.
A team of Japanese health experts visited Loretto Care to learn about support for people with dementia.
A service which helps vulnerable homeless people maintain tenancies and lead independent lives has been awarded the highest grades by inspectors.