Why be a part of the Powerpod Project?

Learn about Renewable Energy and Climate Change

Peer education training at your school, club or group before you start and a trip to the Centre of Alternative Technology

Make a Difference

"you are supaheeros!";

"I'll always make sure I don't wast power now"

"I had lots and lots and lots of fun"

- Some quotes from younger workshop participants

Get a Qualification

 Over 14s - Youth Achievement Awards (SQA accredited); 10-14s - Dynamic Youth Awards; Over 16s - Millenium Volunteering awards

Have fun!

Music festivals with the Powerpod, to charge people's mobiles and make solar smoothies, days at events, working with a group to design the project, radio interviewing ...

 

 Meet some of our current peer educators and what they have to say

 Committee members!

The Peer education project is managed by a youth committee aided by adult members from Edinburgh Woodcraft Folk. There are spaces  for young committee members to help with the project.

Adult volunteers welcome

Adult volunteers are essential to keep the project going! There are roles on the management committee, as well as training and assisting the young peer educators, helping at festivals and events.

Contact

lauren@edinburgh-powerpod.org 

mobile: 07814 447498