A GROUP of vulnerable youngsters have graduated from a sports mentoring course.
A GROUP of vulnerable youngsters have graduated from a sports mentoring course.
Action for Children Scotland funded the course at Glasgow Clyde College.
The students, aged 16-21, became involved with the charity after facing challenges such as domestic abuse, bereavement and parental and drug abuse.
Michael McSween, 18 from Glasgow, said: "Being back in a classroom was strange at first, but I have proved to myself that I can stick in and work hard."
The course was funded by CashBack for Communities.
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