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Volunteering to support #SFAD alongside BT Group. At #KTL, we believe in the power of community and the importance of giving back. On Friday 8th November, we had the privilege of supporting Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol and Drugs (SFAD) alongside volunteers Alan Walker, Eddie Korzeniewski and Stephen Khan from our client BT Group.   Three members of our KTL team – Ava Kerr, Craig Bain, and Martin McWaters joined Allan, Eddie and Stephen to help paint the SFAD centre, transforming it into a brighter and safer space for the young people who benefit from their incredible work.   SFAD provides emotional and practical support to young people affected by family alcohol and drug use, offering a much-needed safe space where they can find support, build leadership skills, and make positive connections. Their dedication to improving the lives of vulnerable individuals is truly inspiring, and we are honoured to help make the centre a welcoming environment for the youth they support.   A big thank you to BT Group for inviting us to be part of helping such an important cause. We’re proud to stand alongside SFAD in making a difference, and we look forward to supporting more client initiatives like this in the future.   #KTL, #ConnectingCommunities, #Volunteering #CommunitySupport #BT #SFAD 

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Pamela Burns - Korzeniewski

Senior family Support Development Officer - Young People

1mo

Really appreciate your support the young people are delighted to have their own dedicated space to receive support from staff and meet their peers. We couldn’t have got it up and running with out your help!

Matt Wilkie FITP

CEO at The INS Group | Trustee at R;pple Suicide Prevention Charity | Fellow at The Institute of Telecommunications Professionals | VOICE - The Podcast | Listen via My Blog Below

1mo

Amazing work... 😍🙏🏻💚

Mark Stevenson

BT/EE Technical Delivery Manager

1mo

Love this

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