Get involved as a Points Provider

Any organisation providing an appropriate service or activity for young people can participate and provide points, including local authorities, health boards, other public sector bodies, voluntary organisations and the private sector.

Activities which have little or no cost for young people are preferable, although paid for activities will be considered for inclusion where they contribute towards the aims of the scheme and are not provided primarily for the purpose of generating income

What can I provide points for? 

You can provide points for any positive activity for young people to get involved with. This coule be something small, like completing a survey, or a significant achievement, such as raising funds for a charity. Generally, a points providing activity should be something which: 

• Contributes to the young person's personal, social or educational development;
• Improves their health or wellbeing;
• Engages them as active citizens; and /or
• Benefits other people, communities or the environment. 

All points providers must comply with the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme and all applicable health and safety regulations. We may undertake checks of applicants to ensure compliance with relevant regulations before considering activities for inclusion.

If you're interested in becoming a Points provider, please complete this short form and we'll be back in touch.  

Alternatively, if you'd rather speak to a member of our team, please get in touch David McNeill, Entitlements and Rewards Director on davidm@youngscot.org or call 0131 313 2488.