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Scared but ready – our approach to generative AI
...but ready – our approach to generative AI 7 Jan 2025 Like many organisations in the charity sector, Children in Scotland has been cautiously exploring generative AI and developing an approach to help staff working across the...
Scottish Government seeks views on charity regulation review
...Scottish Government seeks views on charity regulation review 19 Jun 2024 Scottish Government has launched a 12-week consultation to gather views on whether current charity regulation needs to be reviewed. As 2025 marks 20 years since the...
Children in Scotland CEO Jackie Brock to step down from role, charity announces
...following Jackie’s departure, with responsibilities shared by three department heads in the charity’s Leadership Team. Sally Cavers, Head of Inclusion; Simon Massey, Head of Engagement and Learning; and Amy Woodhouse, Head of Policy,...
Board of Directors CEO chief executive Jackie Brock Joint Acting Chief ExecutivesFundraising on the menu as MasterChef Gary Maclean supports charity event
... Fundraising on the menu as MasterChef Gary Maclean supports charity event MasterChef champion Gary Maclean will be creating a four-course menu in aid of charity, as he supports our Food, Families, Futures charity partner Meals & More for...
Edinburgh charity worker Grant Douglas collects Queen’s Honour for services to disabled people
... Edinburgh charity worker Grant Douglas collects Queen’s Honour for services to disabled people Grant Douglas, Founder and CEO of S’up Products Ltd, will today (Thursday 15 March) collect his MBE at Buckingham Palace, London. Grant, who...
Children in Scotland benefits from Gillespie Macandrew charity programme
... Children in Scotland benefits from Gillespie Macandrew charity programme Leading independent Scottish legal firm Gillespie Macandrew has donated a share of its profits to three children’s charities, including Children in Scotland. Robert...
charity shares resources to make safety simple
... Magazine / Child Safety Week 2023: charity shares new resources to make safety simple Posted 07.06.23 by Alice Hinds Child Accident Prevention Trust child safety child safety week The Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) has launched a...
Child Accident Prevention Trust child safety child safety weekcharity appeal to support families this winter
... Image: Catherine Bromley Magazine / News: charity launches appeal to support families this winter Posted 3 November, 2021 by Jennifer Drummond charity third sector Fife Gingerbread has launched its...
charity third sector10 achievements, highlights and special moments of 2024
...the Healthcare Rights Award during a glittering awards ceremony. Children’s Health Scotland, the charity behind the Awards, said the judging panel recognised the importance of CoW being children-led, and praised the group for giving young people...
Exploring UNCRC through a queer lens
...of where they are from or how they identify. LGBT Youth Scotland is Scotland’s national charity for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13-25. We deliver life-changing youth work and enable young people to use their voice to create change. Our aim...
Children in Scotland welcomes Scottish Government decision to end the two-child benefit cap
...the first two children in most households, disproportionally affecting low-income families. The charity, which represents more than 400 member organisations working with and for children and young people, was also pleased to see a focus on...
10 deserving winter appeals to support today
...Scotland: Give a child #ABrighterChristmas One Parent Families Scotland (OPFS) is a fantastic charity that supports single parents and campaigns for solutions to the disadvantages and barriers that they and their children face. Christmas time...
Holyrood Committee calls on the Scottish Government to prioritise three-year-funding cycles for the third sector
...Government has a commitment to provide fair funding for the essential work done by Scotland’s charity sector. We make it clear in our report that this commitment should be recognised in the upcoming budget, so that the sector’s vital work...
The Yard announces major expansion plan
... The Yard announces major expansion plan 6 Nov 2024 A Dundee charity that supports children and young people with disabilities and additional needs is embarking on an ambitious refurbishment of its family support centre, plugging a...
Scotland’s housing emergency and child poverty are “inextricably linked”, new report warns
...charities. Produced jointly by Shelter Scotland (click here for more) and Aberlour Children's charity (click here for more), the report examines the evidence linking child poverty and the housing emergency, and highlights delivering social...
Fife Gingerbread launches annual Heat and Eat Appeal
...‘festive packages’ at this time of year – including toys, food, vouchers and fuel – the charity also offers year-round support, helping to create lasting change, and giving children and young people the opportunity to flourish and feel...
Girls’ rights are human rights
...a member? Click here to read Insight Issue 6 Zero Tolerance Learn more about the charity working to end men's violence against women Click here for more Our membership offer Be part of the largest national children's...
A Scotland for all: Supporting families facing multiple disadvantage
...complex challenges” faced by those living in poverty in central Scotland, and explains how the charity is bringing families together in safe, judgement-free and accessible spaces with the hope of tackling issues related to poverty and...
No child should be left behind
...community spirit can have on a local area. Not yet celebrating its second birthday, the charity has already supported over 2,000 children living in the Highlands providing them with access to essential resources and supporting families...
Making space for voices – Children in Scotland’s Annual Conference 2025
...Massey, Children in Scotland’s Head of Engagement & Learning, shares the plans for the charity’s annual conference taking place 28-29 May 2025. It doesn’t feel that long ago that we were packing away banners, pulling together...
Managing ‘conflicts of interest’ – not as scary or hard as it might sound
...beyond their own organisations by taking up volunteering roles, including being a trustee with a charity. Whatever role you take up, it may intersect with other parts of your or your family’s working or volunteering life. Scotland is a small...
16 years of supporting children to stand up for their rights
...the whole sector. Clan Childlaw recently celebrated its 16th birthday, can you tell us why the charity was first set up? Clan Childlaw was set up in 2008 because in Scotland children and young people regularly face legal decisions that change...
Giving a gift in your will – a way of investing in the future
...a gift in your will – a way of investing in the future 11 Sep 2024 With Remember a charity Week running from 9 - 15 September, Children in Scotland CEO, Dr Judith Turbyne reflects on the value of legacy investment. I am getting...
Young people’s advisory group, Changing our World, celebrated at Scottish Children’s Health Awards
...making a difference across a range of health-related fields. Children’s Health Scotland, the charity behind the Awards, said the judging panel recognised the importance of CoW being children-led, and praised the group for giving young people...
Challenges and opportunities: Insight Issue 6 celebrates the hard work and determination of Scotland’s third sector
...and friendship Clare Forrest from LGBT Youth Scotland (click here for more) exploring the charity’s social history project, (Un)seen, (Un)heard And an extended welcome to members who have joined Children in Scotland in the past six...
Children in Scotland call for ‘urgent and radical rethink’ of third sector funding
...of their overall budget. If grant funding doesn't also increase in line with inflation, then the charity could end up running a service at a loss.” Third sector funding needs a complete rethink, in order to continue to operate a fair working...
Keeping children safe – making sure your organisation has the right things in place
...I recently wrote and submitted. Inspiration for the funding application came about from a small charity reaching out to us via email asking a few questions about developing their child protection policy. Unfortunately, this isn’t a service we...
Building a brighter culture of play for children and young people
...playful activities. Here, Cherie Morgan, Director of Projects at Play Scotland, shares what the charity is doing to celebrate the UK's national day of play. Playday is celebrated each year on the first Wednesday in August, and this year, we are...
#NoWrongPath: Children in Scotland staff share advice on SQA results day
...team. “My promotion came off the back of another part-time job doing blog writing for a charity, and I was there for two years in total.” she said. “At the same time, I started learning how to make ceramics through Edinburgh City...
Young people call on the new government to put youth voices at heart of policy-making, as The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award shares new research
...to give young people a meaningful say on policies that affect them, as new research from the charity shows young people feel politicians don’t listen to their views or share their priorities. Published on Tuesday, 23 July, the DofE Youth...
One Parent Families Scotland invites supporters to “share your voice” ahead of milestone anniversary
...Jul 2024 One Parent Families Scotland (OPFS) has invited supporters to help mark the charity’s 80th anniversary by sharing how its vital support services have made an impact. Celebrating the incredible work that OPFS has...
Children in Scotland launches two new eLearning modules to support practitioners and young people through trauma
...and young people to better understand trauma and its impacts. Available for free as part of the charity’s commitment to supporting the children’s sector, the new programmes build upon the “More Than My Trauma” partnership and...
The benefits of time spent outdoors this summer
...benefits of spending time outdoors this summer 9 Jul 2024 The National Trust for Scotland is a charity that cares for over 100 places across Scotland. Its aim is to ensure that people of all ages have the opportunity – both now and in the...
Five child-friendly nature activities for the summer holidays
...are not only purse-friendly but engaging and educational, too – and luckily, leading wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation is on hand to help. From venturing outdoors to learn about insects to improving maths skills through butterfly...
Nominations now open for Scottish Children’s Health Awards 2024
...to advance the healthcare rights of children and young people. Health-Related Play Award: the charity is looking for someone special – or perhaps a special team – who has made a significance difference to a child’s life through...
New survey aims to highlight unpaid carers' experiences
... New survey aims to highlight unpaid carers' experiences 6 Jun 2024 charity Shared Care Scotland has launched a new survey for unpaid carers, aiming to gather experiences of accessing and using short breaks and respite services in...
Trustees Week Q&A: Jude Turbyne
...learnt from the experience Name: Jude Turbyne Current ‘day’ job: CEO of Children in Scotland charity that you’re a trustee of: Corra Foundation Role: Deputy Chair and Chair of the Audit Committee Length of time on the board: Since 2018...
board CEO charity chief executive corra. corra foundation Jude Turbyne Learning professional development trustees trustees weekS.M.I.L.E Counselling named charity of the Year
... Magazine / News: S.M.I.L.E Counselling named charity of the Year Posted 17 June, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond. Photo: Declan Harrigan, CEO of S.M.I.L.E Counselling at the Scottish charity Awards 2022. charity third...
charity third sectorChristmas gifting charity struggling to meet demand
... Magazine / News: Christmas gifting charity struggling to meet demand Posted 1 December, 2021 by Jennifer Drummond charity Children Families third sector young people A Fife charity is...
charity Children Families third sector young peopleYoung carers running on empty, says leading charity
... Magazine / News: Young carers running on empty, says leading charity Posted 16 March 2022, by Jennifer Drummond Education health and wellbeing kinship care Mental Health young carers The...
Education health and wellbeing kinship care Mental Health young carers20/08/25 Redefining masculinity
...children and young people in your settings. Facilitator Zero Tolerance is a Scottish charity working to end men’s violence against women by tackling its root cause: gender inequality. Zero Tolerance began in 1992 with a...
11/11/25 | Strategic Planning
...of the Corra Foundation. Judith has spent most of her professional life working in and with the charity sector where she has focused on international development, supporting charities challenging global poverty and inequality. She worked in...
10/06/25 | Good governance
...of the Corra Foundation. Judith has spent most of her professional life working in and with the charity sector where she has focused on international development, supporting charities challenging global poverty and inequality. She worked in...
AC25 - Exhibitors
...Website | Facebook | LinkedIn | X | Phone: 0141 572 6700 Alcohol Focus Scotland is an independent charity working to prevent and reduce alcohol harm by promoting cost-effective action that works for people and reduces inequalities. We work to...
Sara Vanatta
...is currently Early Years Lead with the Education Endowment Foundation, an independent charity dedicated to breaking the link between family income and educational achievement. She joined the Children in Scotland Board in...
VanattaAC25 - Speakers
...facing particular challenges and disadvantages. Nicola was founding Chief Executive Officer of the charity, Sistema Scotland. She oversaw the launch and growth of the charity which delivers Big Noise programmes, using music and nurturing...
Insight – Issue 6
...mums’ confidence, independence and friendship Clare Forrest LGBT Youth Scotland exploring the charity’s social history project, (Un)seen, (Un)heard And an extended welcome to members who have joined Children in Scotland in the past six...
Gary Gallacher
...joined the Board of Children in Scotland in July 2024. Gary has had a wide-ranging career in the charity and public sector, with a passion to support children, young people, adults and their families. In more recent years much of this has focused...
gallacherAnnemarie Devlin
...has enjoyed a wide and varied career, mostly within the fundraising and charity sector. Past experience includes working at a number of charities in Scotland and UK wide. Annemarie has been a consultant working with...
DevlinChild Protection Lead Training
...child who needs us the most. Barnardo’s Scotland is a recognised, respected and established charity, and we run more than 122 community-based services working with over 16,500 children, young people and families every year, on a wide range...
Event Ts&Cs
...please do contact us at events@childreninscotland.org.uk to discuss. Cancellation Policy As a charity, Children in Scotland must cover the running costs of delivering events. We are therefore not in a position to offer refunds except under...
Building Happier Futures
... Image: Martin Shields Magazine / A young Scot designs charity tote with John Lewis to “represent the brilliance of care experienced people” Posted 19.01.24 by Alice Hinds Arts care experience charity...
Arts care experience charity children and young people design FundraisingMindfulness venture for early years gets financial boost
...venture receives financial boost Posted 9 November 2021 by Jennifer Drummond charity funding mindfulness third sector An Edinburgh-based early years mindfulness enterprise has been chosen to receive...
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Scared but ready – our approach to generative AI
...but ready – our approach to generative AI 7 Jan 2025 Like many organisations in the charity sector, Children in Scotland has been cautiously exploring generative AI and developing an approach to help staff working across the...
Scottish Government seeks views on charity regulation review
...Scottish Government seeks views on charity regulation review 19 Jun 2024 Scottish Government has launched a 12-week consultation to gather views on whether current charity regulation needs to be reviewed. As 2025 marks 20 years since the...
Children in Scotland CEO Jackie Brock to step down from role, charity announces
...following Jackie’s departure, with responsibilities shared by three department heads in the charity’s Leadership Team. Sally Cavers, Head of Inclusion; Simon Massey, Head of Engagement and Learning; and Amy Woodhouse, Head of Policy,...
Board of Directors CEO chief executive Jackie Brock Joint Acting Chief ExecutivesFundraising on the menu as MasterChef Gary Maclean supports charity event
... Fundraising on the menu as MasterChef Gary Maclean supports charity event MasterChef champion Gary Maclean will be creating a four-course menu in aid of charity, as he supports our Food, Families, Futures charity partner Meals & More for...
Edinburgh charity worker Grant Douglas collects Queen’s Honour for services to disabled people
... Edinburgh charity worker Grant Douglas collects Queen’s Honour for services to disabled people Grant Douglas, Founder and CEO of S’up Products Ltd, will today (Thursday 15 March) collect his MBE at Buckingham Palace, London. Grant, who...
Children in Scotland benefits from Gillespie Macandrew charity programme
... Children in Scotland benefits from Gillespie Macandrew charity programme Leading independent Scottish legal firm Gillespie Macandrew has donated a share of its profits to three children’s charities, including Children in Scotland. Robert...
10 achievements, highlights and special moments of 2024
...the Healthcare Rights Award during a glittering awards ceremony. Children’s Health Scotland, the charity behind the Awards, said the judging panel recognised the importance of CoW being children-led, and praised the group for giving young people...
Exploring UNCRC through a queer lens
...of where they are from or how they identify. LGBT Youth Scotland is Scotland’s national charity for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13-25. We deliver life-changing youth work and enable young people to use their voice to create change. Our aim...
Children in Scotland welcomes Scottish Government decision to end the two-child benefit cap
...the first two children in most households, disproportionally affecting low-income families. The charity, which represents more than 400 member organisations working with and for children and young people, was also pleased to see a focus on...
10 deserving winter appeals to support today
...Scotland: Give a child #ABrighterChristmas One Parent Families Scotland (OPFS) is a fantastic charity that supports single parents and campaigns for solutions to the disadvantages and barriers that they and their children face. Christmas time...
Holyrood Committee calls on the Scottish Government to prioritise three-year-funding cycles for the third sector
...Government has a commitment to provide fair funding for the essential work done by Scotland’s charity sector. We make it clear in our report that this commitment should be recognised in the upcoming budget, so that the sector’s vital work...
The Yard announces major expansion plan
... The Yard announces major expansion plan 6 Nov 2024 A Dundee charity that supports children and young people with disabilities and additional needs is embarking on an ambitious refurbishment of its family support centre, plugging a...
Scotland’s housing emergency and child poverty are “inextricably linked”, new report warns
...charities. Produced jointly by Shelter Scotland (click here for more) and Aberlour Children's charity (click here for more), the report examines the evidence linking child poverty and the housing emergency, and highlights delivering social...
Fife Gingerbread launches annual Heat and Eat Appeal
...‘festive packages’ at this time of year – including toys, food, vouchers and fuel – the charity also offers year-round support, helping to create lasting change, and giving children and young people the opportunity to flourish and feel...
Girls’ rights are human rights
...a member? Click here to read Insight Issue 6 Zero Tolerance Learn more about the charity working to end men's violence against women Click here for more Our membership offer Be part of the largest national children's...
A Scotland for all: Supporting families facing multiple disadvantage
...complex challenges” faced by those living in poverty in central Scotland, and explains how the charity is bringing families together in safe, judgement-free and accessible spaces with the hope of tackling issues related to poverty and...
No child should be left behind
...community spirit can have on a local area. Not yet celebrating its second birthday, the charity has already supported over 2,000 children living in the Highlands providing them with access to essential resources and supporting families...
Making space for voices – Children in Scotland’s Annual Conference 2025
...Massey, Children in Scotland’s Head of Engagement & Learning, shares the plans for the charity’s annual conference taking place 28-29 May 2025. It doesn’t feel that long ago that we were packing away banners, pulling together...
Managing ‘conflicts of interest’ – not as scary or hard as it might sound
...beyond their own organisations by taking up volunteering roles, including being a trustee with a charity. Whatever role you take up, it may intersect with other parts of your or your family’s working or volunteering life. Scotland is a small...
16 years of supporting children to stand up for their rights
...the whole sector. Clan Childlaw recently celebrated its 16th birthday, can you tell us why the charity was first set up? Clan Childlaw was set up in 2008 because in Scotland children and young people regularly face legal decisions that change...
Giving a gift in your will – a way of investing in the future
...a gift in your will – a way of investing in the future 11 Sep 2024 With Remember a charity Week running from 9 - 15 September, Children in Scotland CEO, Dr Judith Turbyne reflects on the value of legacy investment. I am getting...
Young people’s advisory group, Changing our World, celebrated at Scottish Children’s Health Awards
...making a difference across a range of health-related fields. Children’s Health Scotland, the charity behind the Awards, said the judging panel recognised the importance of CoW being children-led, and praised the group for giving young people...
Challenges and opportunities: Insight Issue 6 celebrates the hard work and determination of Scotland’s third sector
...and friendship Clare Forrest from LGBT Youth Scotland (click here for more) exploring the charity’s social history project, (Un)seen, (Un)heard And an extended welcome to members who have joined Children in Scotland in the past six...
Children in Scotland call for ‘urgent and radical rethink’ of third sector funding
...of their overall budget. If grant funding doesn't also increase in line with inflation, then the charity could end up running a service at a loss.” Third sector funding needs a complete rethink, in order to continue to operate a fair working...
Keeping children safe – making sure your organisation has the right things in place
...I recently wrote and submitted. Inspiration for the funding application came about from a small charity reaching out to us via email asking a few questions about developing their child protection policy. Unfortunately, this isn’t a service we...
Building a brighter culture of play for children and young people
...playful activities. Here, Cherie Morgan, Director of Projects at Play Scotland, shares what the charity is doing to celebrate the UK's national day of play. Playday is celebrated each year on the first Wednesday in August, and this year, we are...
#NoWrongPath: Children in Scotland staff share advice on SQA results day
...team. “My promotion came off the back of another part-time job doing blog writing for a charity, and I was there for two years in total.” she said. “At the same time, I started learning how to make ceramics through Edinburgh City...
Young people call on the new government to put youth voices at heart of policy-making, as The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award shares new research
...to give young people a meaningful say on policies that affect them, as new research from the charity shows young people feel politicians don’t listen to their views or share their priorities. Published on Tuesday, 23 July, the DofE Youth...
One Parent Families Scotland invites supporters to “share your voice” ahead of milestone anniversary
...Jul 2024 One Parent Families Scotland (OPFS) has invited supporters to help mark the charity’s 80th anniversary by sharing how its vital support services have made an impact. Celebrating the incredible work that OPFS has...
Children in Scotland launches two new eLearning modules to support practitioners and young people through trauma
...and young people to better understand trauma and its impacts. Available for free as part of the charity’s commitment to supporting the children’s sector, the new programmes build upon the “More Than My Trauma” partnership and...
The benefits of time spent outdoors this summer
...benefits of spending time outdoors this summer 9 Jul 2024 The National Trust for Scotland is a charity that cares for over 100 places across Scotland. Its aim is to ensure that people of all ages have the opportunity – both now and in the...
Five child-friendly nature activities for the summer holidays
...are not only purse-friendly but engaging and educational, too – and luckily, leading wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation is on hand to help. From venturing outdoors to learn about insects to improving maths skills through butterfly...
Nominations now open for Scottish Children’s Health Awards 2024
...to advance the healthcare rights of children and young people. Health-Related Play Award: the charity is looking for someone special – or perhaps a special team – who has made a significance difference to a child’s life through...
New survey aims to highlight unpaid carers' experiences
... New survey aims to highlight unpaid carers' experiences 6 Jun 2024 charity Shared Care Scotland has launched a new survey for unpaid carers, aiming to gather experiences of accessing and using short breaks and respite services in...
Trustees Week Q&A: Jude Turbyne
...learnt from the experience Name: Jude Turbyne Current ‘day’ job: CEO of Children in Scotland charity that you’re a trustee of: Corra Foundation Role: Deputy Chair and Chair of the Audit Committee Length of time on the board: Since 2018...
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20/08/25 Redefining masculinity
...children and young people in your settings. Facilitator Zero Tolerance is a Scottish charity working to end men’s violence against women by tackling its root cause: gender inequality. Zero Tolerance began in 1992 with a...
11/11/25 | Strategic Planning
...of the Corra Foundation. Judith has spent most of her professional life working in and with the charity sector where she has focused on international development, supporting charities challenging global poverty and inequality. She worked in...
10/06/25 | Good governance
...of the Corra Foundation. Judith has spent most of her professional life working in and with the charity sector where she has focused on international development, supporting charities challenging global poverty and inequality. She worked in...
AC25 - Exhibitors
...Website | Facebook | LinkedIn | X | Phone: 0141 572 6700 Alcohol Focus Scotland is an independent charity working to prevent and reduce alcohol harm by promoting cost-effective action that works for people and reduces inequalities. We work to...
AC25 - Speakers
...facing particular challenges and disadvantages. Nicola was founding Chief Executive Officer of the charity, Sistema Scotland. She oversaw the launch and growth of the charity which delivers Big Noise programmes, using music and nurturing...
Child Protection Lead Training
...child who needs us the most. Barnardo’s Scotland is a recognised, respected and established charity, and we run more than 122 community-based services working with over 16,500 children, young people and families every year, on a wide range...
Event Ts&Cs
...please do contact us at events@childreninscotland.org.uk to discuss. Cancellation Policy As a charity, Children in Scotland must cover the running costs of delivering events. We are therefore not in a position to offer refunds except under...
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charity shares resources to make safety simple
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... Magazine / Child Safety Week 2023: charity shares new resources to make safety simple Posted 07.06.23 by Alice Hinds Child Accident Prevention Trust child safety child safety week The Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) has launched a...
Child Accident Prevention Trust child safety child safety weekcharity appeal to support families this winter
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... Image: Catherine Bromley Magazine / News: charity launches appeal to support families this winter Posted 3 November, 2021 by Jennifer Drummond charity third sector Fife Gingerbread has launched its...
charity third sectorS.M.I.L.E Counselling named charity of the Year
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... Magazine / News: S.M.I.L.E Counselling named charity of the Year Posted 17 June, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond. Photo: Declan Harrigan, CEO of S.M.I.L.E Counselling at the Scottish charity Awards 2022. charity third...
charity third sectorChristmas gifting charity struggling to meet demand
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... Magazine / News: Christmas gifting charity struggling to meet demand Posted 1 December, 2021 by Jennifer Drummond charity Children Families third sector young people A Fife charity is...
charity Children Families third sector young peopleYoung carers running on empty, says leading charity
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... Magazine / News: Young carers running on empty, says leading charity Posted 16 March 2022, by Jennifer Drummond Education health and wellbeing kinship care Mental Health young carers The...
Education health and wellbeing kinship care Mental Health young carersSara Vanatta
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...is currently Early Years Lead with the Education Endowment Foundation, an independent charity dedicated to breaking the link between family income and educational achievement. She joined the Children in Scotland Board in...
VanattaInsight – Issue 6
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...mums’ confidence, independence and friendship Clare Forrest LGBT Youth Scotland exploring the charity’s social history project, (Un)seen, (Un)heard And an extended welcome to members who have joined Children in Scotland in the past six...
Gary Gallacher
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...joined the Board of Children in Scotland in July 2024. Gary has had a wide-ranging career in the charity and public sector, with a passion to support children, young people, adults and their families. In more recent years much of this has focused...
gallacherAnnemarie Devlin
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...has enjoyed a wide and varied career, mostly within the fundraising and charity sector. Past experience includes working at a number of charities in Scotland and UK wide. Annemarie has been a consultant working with...
DevlinBuilding Happier Futures
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... Image: Martin Shields Magazine / A young Scot designs charity tote with John Lewis to “represent the brilliance of care experienced people” Posted 19.01.24 by Alice Hinds Arts care experience charity...
Arts care experience charity children and young people design FundraisingMindfulness venture for early years gets financial boost
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...venture receives financial boost Posted 9 November 2021 by Jennifer Drummond charity funding mindfulness third sector An Edinburgh-based early years mindfulness enterprise has been chosen to receive...
charity funding mindfulness third sector