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Dunreath is a Christian and human formation centre located in Glasgow, which has been operating since 1982. Originally established in the West End, it moved to its current larger premises on the south side in 1995, catering to men of all ages through a diverse range of activities and programs. Owned by the Netherhall Educational Association, a registered charity, Dunreath's spiritual activities are guided by Opus Dei, a personal Prelature of the Catholic Church. The centre aims to foster and develop the skills, talents, and values of its participants, promoting personal growth and community involvement. Generated from the website

Path Scotland is an organisation dedicated to empowering minority ethnic, refugee, and migrant communities by providing them with the skills, confidence, and opportunities necessary to thrive in their professional lives. Through programmes such as paid traineeships in partnership with local housing authorities, leadership development initiatives, and employability support, they aim to foster workplaces across Scotland where equity, diversity, and inclusion are standard practices. The organisation has successfully supported over 700 individuals in achieving their goals, with nearly 90% of trainees securing jobs within the social housing sector within six months. Their commitment to addressing inequality and disadvantage is evident through collaboration with various organisations to enhance equity and inclusion practices in the workplace. Generated from the website