Apex Scotland

Apex Scotland is the specialist organisation which for over 35 years has contributed to a safer Scotland by working with people with criminal convictions or at risk of committing offences to give them the necessary skills to change their behaviour and lead fulfilling lives.

Apex understands that young people can face a number of specific challenges which can prevent them from fulfilling their potential. Around a quarter of our service users are under the age of 25.

Apex Highland offer a number of programmes including:

• Auricular Acupuncture Sessions
• Challenge Team
• Delta
• Employment and Guidance
• New Routes
• SHINE – Women’s Mentoring Service
• SMART – Recovery

Due to funding restrictions, we are limited as to which services can be offered in some areas. To find out about the referral process and services available in Highland please contact the Highland office directly.

Tags

• activity agreements
• employment
• ex–offenders support
• information
• offending
• support

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