Who We Work With

We work with local communities and groups, with private and public sector organisations. Here are just a few case studies detailing our work.

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SCVO One Digital

With years of experience in digital inclusion, Mhor Collective has been delighted to be a key delivery partner during the 2016/2017 test and learn phase of the One Digital project.

Funded by the Big Lottery, the One Digital programme is focused on enhancing the basic digital skills of charities and individuals.  A consortium of organisations have been working closely to deliver a raft of interventions to support a wide range of people develop basic digital skills.

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The Worker’s Educational Association

The Workers’ Educational Association (WEA) has been delivering high quality, professional educational projects across Scotland for over a decade.  Mhor Collective were very happy to be invited to be delivery partner for their renowned Women @ Work project across the Highland region.

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Scottish Union Learning

Having worked extensively with Scottish Union Learning over the years, supporting trade union workers in developing basic digital skills, Mhor Collective was delighted to be asked to design and deliver two workshops on Cyber Resilience at the 2017 Highlands and Islands Scottish Union Learning Conference.

Home-Start

Home-Start is a local community network of trained volunteers and expert support helping families with young children through challenging times. They are there for parents when they need them the most because childhood can’t wait.  Home-Start works with families in communities right across the UK. Starting in the home, their approach is as individual as the people they are helping. No judgement,  just compassionate, confidential help and expert support is on offer.

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Mhor

In Gaelic,“mhor” means “big”. We are a collective – a team – and our philosophy is that by working together with colleagues, clients and partners, our impact can be much bigger than the sum of our parts.

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