Nil by Mouth is setting out to help young people consider the long term consequences of online behaviour on their employment prospects...

Nil by Mouth has been to Holyrood to toast success after one of our education projects hit a significant national milestone. Evaluation...

The work of two Stirling schools to challenge sectarianism has been recognised with a Nil by Mouth ‘Champions for Change’ award. Pupils...

The work of two South Lanarkshire Primary Schools to challenge sectarianism and bring children from different backgrounds together has...

Famous faces from the world of Scottish Junior football came together to show off their skills and raise money to support Nil by Mouth’s...

We are delighted to have been awarded a Community Grant from one of the UK's best known retailers, Scotmid, to support our work in...

Since September 2022 Nil by Mouth have teamed up with young people in Lanark to celebrate community and explore the things that make us...

Nil by Mouth have teamed up with St Mirren  and Erskine school kids to deliver the message that football is a game for all. The club...

Nil by Mouth have become one of the first groups to sponsor the new women’s football team Glasgow Phoenix FC which will run 5 and 7 a...

Over the past few months Nil by Mouth have been working in partnership with Cowie and St Margaret’s Primary Schools in Stirling on an...

More than 400 Chromebooks and 130 mobile phones have been provided to a wide range of voluntary and charitable organisations across...

A leading North-East charity has thrown its weight behind our work with young people in the area.

In the run up to Burns Night Nil by Mouth brought together a collection of artists, poets, writers and singers to bring the story to life.

School children from across Perth and Kinross have been thinking about their digital footprint in partnership with Nil by Mouth.

With Burns Night just around the corner our ‘Neeps & Taties’ project is in full swing as hundreds of schools, right across Scotland, have be

Efforts to help children better understand religious and cultural differences have received a boost as South Lanarkshire Council ensure...

Two Renfrewshire schools have been learning about the delights of writing from one of the UK’s leading football authors.

Ayrshire College has thrown its weights behind a new campaign aimed at tackling graffiti hate crime in Scotland.

Pupils from two Stirling schools have teamed up with Nil By Mouth and CCG Construction to explore issues around identity and discrimination

Nil by Mouth has teamed up with students from City of Glasgow College to highlight the impact of graffiti hate crime on communities