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Inclusion Ambassadors – Supporting effective transitions (August 2023)

The Inclusion Ambassadors discussed transitions from school across a number of meetings from early 2022 through February 2023. The group have met with a representative from the Scottish Government who is working on the Transitions Strategy to share their views directly and help create a vision statement for the Strategy.

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Annual Report and Financial Statements For the year ended 31 March 2023

Directors’ (Trustees’) Report for Children in Scotland Ltd for the financial year 2022-23

Inclusion Ambassadors – Support Planning (October 2023)

This paper describes the key issues for children and young people in relation to support planning. It demonstrates the impact on children and young people when this works well, but also the impact when it goes wrong. It also provides an indication of what children and young people want throughout each step of this process.

Children’s Views

STTS – Whole Family Wellbeing Fund Case study 3 (July 2023)

Dundee Third Sector Interface (TSI) is a partnership between Dundee Volunteer and Voluntary Action (DVVA) and Dundee Social Enterprise Network. DVVA hosts a third sector Children, Young People and Families Forum which has many members and is chaired by the CEO of DVVA.

STTS – Whole Family Wellbeing Fund Case study 2 (July 2023)

Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector (GCVS) is part of the Third Sector Interface (TSI) in Glasgow and plays a key role in enabling the third sector to participate in Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership strategic groups.

STTS – Whole Family Wellbeing Fund Case study 1 (July 2023)

Voluntary Action North Lanarkshire (VANL) is the Third Sector Interface (TSI) providing support for community and voluntary sector organisations in North Lanarkshire. It hosts a Children, Young People & Families Network, which feeds into and reports to the CSPP.

A Scotland where all children can flourish – Children in Scotland Strategic Plan 2023-28

Children in Scotland’s five-year plan, which sets out what we aspire to do over the next five years. During that time, we will seek to do as much as we can to realise our vision of a Scotland where all children have an equal chance to flourish. In the plan, we outline our priority areas of work, the high-level actions we will take and how we will measure our success.

Time to Talk Next Steps – Summary Report (June 2023)

The summary report of the Time to Talk Next Steps Scotland project, which was a 12-month pilot programme trialing online support for young people aged 16-25 with additional needs in Scotland: hearing their voice, building confidence, and supporting transitions. The evaluation captured additional learning which informed a number of recommendations.

Insight Magazine – Issue 4 (Summer 2023)

The Summer 2023 edition of our biannual membership magazine, featuring an interview with Dr Khadija Mohammed on race equality and anti-racism in education.

Getting It Right for Every Child: Refreshed policy statement summary (April 2023)

This document provides a high-level summary of the GIRFEC policy statement, including details of key changes. It is designed to serve as a tool for practitioners to better understand the basic principles and objectives of GIRFEC, and why it is important for improving the lives of children, young people, and families across Scotland.

Children’s Views

Alcohol Marketing in Scotland – Youth Engagement Project Final Report (April 2023)

In November 2022, the Scottish Government launched a public consultation on restricting alcohol advertising and promotion in Scotland. To support children and young people to share their views and opinions about the proposals included in the consultation, the Scottish Government commissioned Children in Scotland to deliver engagement work with children and young people aged between 8 and 17 years old. This report brings together key findings from our engagement activity.

Projects

The Live Music and Mental Health Project – Final Project Report (March 2023)

In this final project report, more than 90 participants who attended workshops in Inverness, Stirling and East Glasgow identified a range of different factors that would support children and young people’s access to live music.

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