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Celebrating Connection and community: Befriending Week 2024
... Celebrating Connection and community: Befriending Week 2024 Member blog 31 Oct 2024 Taking place from 1-7 November, Befriending Week is an annual campaign celebrating the importance of befriending. Here, Victoria Galloway, Learning and...
Over 50 schools share £150,000 investment to mark Book Week Scotland
...Craigie Book Blether at Edinburgh’s Craigentinny Primary gets £3,200 to help foster a reading community, engage parents, and raise attainment through "reading picnics" in the library. Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth said: “As Book Week...
New paper advocates for inclusive school environments for young people with additional support needs
...described how additional spaces helped to develop vital relationships with staff and fostered community-building with peers, especially when members had the option to visit quieter spaces with friends. Generally, group members found there to...
The Yard announces major expansion plan
...consent to transform the building at Drumlanrig Place to create a year-round, truly accessible community resource for children and young people with any disability, from birth to 25. Importantly, the £1.6M refurbishment will allow The Yard to...
Fife Gingerbread launches annual Heat and Eat Appeal
...and giving children and young people the opportunity to flourish and feel connected to their local community. Thanks to generous donations, last year’s Appeal provided a festive package to more than 165 families, ensuring 313 children and...
A Scotland for all: Supporting families facing multiple disadvantage
...want to live in a society where we have access to adequate income, housing, food, transport and community. We are active in advocating for the rights of children and families alongside those we support. We will always remain steadfast in our...
No child should be left behind
...| blog 7 Oct 2024 Highland Action for Little Ones (Halo) have shown the impact galvanizing 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...
Young people’s advisory group, Changing our World, celebrated at Scottish Children’s Health Awards
...health issues like vaping. “Vaping amongst young people has been a massive problem in my community and it’s great to see the issue brought to everyone’s attention. I was one of the people who really wanted Changing our World to talk...
Challenges and opportunities: Insight Issue 6 celebrates the hard work and determination of Scotland’s third sector
...journal that is empowering care experienced young people to write their own story An Edinburgh community group’s recipe for building mums’ confidence, independence and friendship Clare Forrest from LGBT Youth Scotland (click here for...
Children’s Hearings Scotland: A day in the life of a Panel Member
...in children’s hearings. Although around 2,500 amazing people are already part of the CHS community – otherwise known as the Children’s Panel – more volunteers are needed across Scotland. Interested but nore sure what the role...
Evaluation of community Mental Health Services (2022)
... Evaluation of community Mental Health Services April 2022 - October 2022 Scottish Youth Parliament and Children in Scotland supported a group of MSYPs to work as a peer investigation team to evaluate the mental health and wellbeing community...
Schools as a Hub for community Regeneration, STV Hunter Schools Project (2014-2015)
... Schools as a Hub for community Regeneration (STV Hunter Schools Project) This project ran between 2014 and 2015. Children in Scotland worked with six pathfinder schools in some of Scotland's most deprived areas to support them in using their...
community outreach and creative engagement: Introducing the Boredom Box
... community outreach and creative engagement: Introducing the Boredom Box 6 Sep 2022 Joe Coleman, General Manager of Peacock Arts, shares how their initiative to battle boredom has taken root in the North East of Scotland. Peacock & the...
community development is a vital part of effective public health. Let’s use it in our response to COVID-19
... community development is a vital part of effective public health. Let’s use it in our response to COVID-19 23 September 2020 Responding to the publication of the 2020-21 Programme for Government, Colin Ross of the CLD Standards Council...
Connections, community and chances to inspire
... Connections, community and chances to inspire 1 Aug 2022 Our Senior Learning & Events Officer, Cat Kozlowski reflects on a return to in-person learning Learning, and how we offer events, has changed in the past two and a half years. The...
Children’s Hospices should extend hospital and community work across Scotland, report recommends
... Children’s Hospices should extend hospital and community work across Scotland, report recommends Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) is improving delivery of and access to palliative care through its work in hospitals and...
"Care experienced young people need love, relationships and community. They deserve to belong"
... "Care experienced young people need love, relationships and community. They deserve the same as all of us: to belong" 13 October 2022 The Home and Belonging evaluation demonstrates why security and support is fundamental for young people with...
belonging care care experience home home and belonging homelessness housing Participation rightsBringing confidence back to the community
... Bringing confidence back to the community 22 Jun 2021 Michael Jonathan explains how a grassroots, community-led organisation responded to a lack of childcare services and created Hope Amplified. Hope Amplified is a community-led...
community Play Fund gets families outdoors
... Magazine / News: community Play Fund aims to get families outdoors Posted April 12 2022, by Jennifer Drummond. Photo © Anna Cervinkova health and wellbeing outdoor play play Thousands of children from...
health and wellbeing outdoor play play#NoWrongPath: Children in Scotland staff share advice on SQA results day
...of different ways to pursue your passions. “After I finished my degree, I worked for NHS in community health development for a year or so, and then focused on children and young people with a role at the Aberlour Child Care Trust,” he...
New report shares positive stories of inclusion in Scottish schools
...Some also created opportunities for student leaders and prioritised connecting with the wider community. Each of the entries found ways of celebrating success in creative and innovative ways. The Success Looks Different Awards 2023 report...
Nominations now open for Scottish Children’s Health Awards 2024
...difference to a child or young person whilst they have been undergoing treatment in hospital, the community or at home. Health and Wellbeing Award: individual practitioners and teams who have made a difference to the health and wellbeing of a...
Children in Scotland appeals for Kiltwalk participants
...and individuals from schools, charities and nurseries to NHS Boards, local authorities and community interest groups. The provision of children’s support services like Reach, Enquire and Resolve continues to be a huge focus of their...
Safety. Sorted! Helping families to keep their children safer this Child Safety Week
...the families you work with. Child Safety Week is the Child Accident Prevention Trust’s annual community education campaign, aiming to equip and empower families with the confidence and skills to manage the real risks to children’s...
Tackling "poverty of opportunity" one bairn at a time
...across the city. Now, having grown and expanded with the help of volunteers and the local community, the charity offers a range of additional support, including clothing packs, free summer activities, cooking clubs, and more. Here, Genna...
Children need a playful world to thrive and survive
...patterns of trauma and disrupted relational attachment bonds. With Kids sits in the heart of the community with a focus on building relationships, resiliency and offering support to help families make independent changes in their lives. We know...
We can all be allies
...has supported unaccompanied asylum-seeking and trafficked young people to build individual and community resilience by creating a psychosocial group offering a much-needed shared space for accessing mental health support. Ahead of presenting a...
Making research fun to include everybody’s voices
...for them to access live music events, and what they would like from a live music event in their community. The project was delivered in partnership with Children in Scotland, the University of Stirling and Scottish Ensemble and included live...
Scottish Government announce mental health funding following youth-led report
...on support and services 29 Mar 2024 The Scottish Government has announced £30 million for community-based mental health projects following an independent report into support and services by the Scottish Youth Parliament (SYP). The...
New project supports children and young people to access the mental health benefits of live music
...people to connect with venues and live music events Involvement of businesses from the local community. The innovative project method, which followed an intergenerational, co-design approach, also provided important learning on how to...
Yopa extends support of Children in Scotland after a successful year of partnership working
...welcome news of plans to ban single use vapes. Sharing an appreciation for the value of community, Yopa has also sponsored key Children in Scotland events, including its annual conference, mental health conference and 30th anniversary...
Life in Scotland for LGBT Young People: Rural Report
...local area, they must feel welcomed, and feel that they have a meaningful future as part of the community. One recommendation that we have in the report to support this work is to increase provision of youth work generally across rural...
2023 highlights: reflecting on a milestone year
...projects to creating innovative learning programmes, supporting our growing membership community to championing the inclusion of young voices, it has been a busy year here at Children in Scotland. Throughout 2023, our staff have worked...
Looking to the future at the end of our 30th anniversary year
...at the year 1993. It was the year the European Single Market was created, Council Tax replaced the community Charge, President Clinton was sworn into office and, for any football fans, you might remember the late, great Craig Brown becoming...
In the run-up to 5 May’s vote, be part of our campaign to ensure there’s investment in children at local level
community elections local council elections local government Manifesto poll
Design is for everyone
...ways, using things most people have around their home. Deepening our reach and impact across the community Through our Learning Programmes, we are building on and developing a programme for all, that has at its core care, health and...
community creativity design Health Learning Wellbeing“Children don’t need shorter holidays or longer school days. They need more play”
...we are highly trained, and our skills and expertise have the potential to enhance the whole school community. It starts with relationships, from there we build mutual respect between the teaching staff and the play professionals. This has certainly...
academic access to childcare fund childcare community Learning out of school care outcomes play School skillsShetland childcare provider wins small business of the year accolade
...strengthening childcare support for frontline workers and deepening outreach work with the local community. Manager and owner Kaye Sandison says she and her colleagues “feel privileged and valued” that their work during lockdown has been...
access to childcare fund business childcare community family funding resilience shetlandAll local services providing childcare or play for children and young people need to be ‘here to stay’: funded on a long-term, secure basis, major four-year project finds
...Nurture, Glasgow East) was set up in 2016 to create a sustainable childcare model with family and community involvement at its core. Work on the project involved gathering the views of children, parents and local services; setting up a Hub to...
CHANGE childcare childminders community family Hub local services out of school care play practitioners services2021-26 Manifesto launches with calls to put wellbeing at the heart of Scottish budget, include under-16s in Citizens’ Assemblies, target air pollution and introduce a ‘hobby premium’
budget Child protection community democracy economy Education environment equality Inequality Learning Manifesto Poverty rights Scottish Parliament UNCRC Wellbeing
‘Lessons for a new social settlement’ – publication of reports mark completion of groundbreaking five-year food project
...and Clackmannanshire. Holiday clubs focused on the value of fun activities, eating together and community strength and since 2016, FFF has helped to drive the issues of food insecurity – and how local and national governments should respond...
Children communities community familis FFF Food income Inequality partnership PovertyFrom Drumchapel macaroni to white bread myths: what I’ve learned from four years of Food, Families, Futures
...of inequality – and the impact the clubs have had on health, relationships and sense of community I have been involved in our award-winning Food, Families, Futures project since 2016 and I am pleased to say that part of my role has been...
community family Food food insecurity Inequality PovertyYoung people’s peer research into health inequalities launched
...young people on the impact of place on health, wellbeing and inequality. Lorna Bellany of Pennypit community Development Trust, based at Prestonpans, said: “It’s so unique that this report is led by young people. Kids just aren’t heard...
children and young people community deprivation Health Inequality researchPioneering community project takes next step
... Magazine / News: Pioneering community project takes next steps Posted 8 March 2022, by Jennifer Drummond. Image from Love Letham. children and young people community Participation Wellbeing A...
children and young people community Participation WellbeingMiller Primary School and Langside community Heritage
... Team Tenements- Miller Primary and Langside community Heritage 24 Oct 2018 "It's when someone is passing something on to you" As part of this project we are bringing together Miller Primary School with Langside community Heritage (LCH). Both...
06/02/25 | FASD
...condition and offer suggestions on strategies that support people with FASD within education, the community and in their family life. There will also be an opportunity to ask our knowledgeable trainers any questions, and all attendees will receive...
25/02/25 Distressed not Difficult
...work has branched across several sectors including early years, fostering and adoption teams, community groups and supporting parents and carers at home. Using neuroscience informed approaches, she supports adults to create environments that...
Insight – Issue 6
...journal that is empowering care experienced young people to write their own story An Edinburgh community group’s recipe for building mums’ confidence, independence and friendship Clare Forrest LGBT Youth Scotland exploring the charity’s...
Gary Gallacher
...as Senior Leader with a drive to support those engaging with services. Gary has a BA in community Education. He grew up in the West Coast of Scotland, but has spent much of his adult life on the East Coast. He has a large family and...
gallacherCraig Johnston
...justice agenda. Craig holds a Doctor of Philosophy (in Education) and Master of Arts in Youth and community work from Brunel University, London, a Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, from Winchester University, and a...
JohnstonSPPN Meetings
...findings and recommendations from this work. OPEN is a youth-led charity working in the Shetland community to support young people to learn and grow together. Our meetings tends to involve a focus on both policy and practice. We will be sharing...
Child Protection Lead Training
...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 of themes including: family...
10/07/24 - Invisible Principles
...or talk? As they grow, these milestones become more focused on achievements at school and in the community, for example, are they progressing with their reading or maths, will they be selected for the football or gymnastics team? All these things...
AC24 - Resources
...by SWGfL and the UK Safer Internet Centre, is a free service set up to help all members of the community working with or for children in the UK with any online safety issues they, or the children and young people in their care, may face. More...
Abbey Stone
...were aware of their rights and promoted them within the classroom, wider school, and the local community, Before becoming a teacher, Abbey studied MSc in Historical Studies at the University of Strathclyde. Here she specialised in early...
stoneAC24 - Exhibition Hall
...destinations and achieving their full potential, fulfilling lives and contributing to their community. email | linkedin | X phone: 07762 983 593 Harmeny offers therapeutic residential care and education to children aged 5-18 years, as...
Workshops AC24
...for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and trafficked young people to build individual and community resilience. This workshop will explore how this intervention teaches young people coping strategies to help manage symptoms of trauma,...
AC24 - Speaker Bios
...Keynote, Day Two Amal is a human rights activist based in Scotland. She has a BA in community Development and an MSc in Human Rights and International Politics from the University of Glasgow. She is currently a freelancer working...
Building Happier Futures
Arts care experience charity children and young people design Fundraising
Funding available for essential digital devices
...devices to support learning programmes across Scotland Posted 21.08.23 by Alice Hinds community digital funding Support community-based organisations can apply for a grant of up to £15,000 to purchase digital...
community digital funding SupportNew fund to refurbish Scotland's play parks
...New fund to upgrade Scotland's play parks Posted 25 Aug 2021 by Jennifer Drummond community News play Play parks across Scotland are due to be modernised with money from a £5 million fund which has been...
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Celebrating Connection and community: Befriending Week 2024
... Celebrating Connection and community: Befriending Week 2024 Member blog 31 Oct 2024 Taking place from 1-7 November, Befriending Week is an annual campaign celebrating the importance of befriending. Here, Victoria Galloway, Learning and...
Over 50 schools share £150,000 investment to mark Book Week Scotland
...Craigie Book Blether at Edinburgh’s Craigentinny Primary gets £3,200 to help foster a reading community, engage parents, and raise attainment through "reading picnics" in the library. Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth said: “As Book Week...
New paper advocates for inclusive school environments for young people with additional support needs
...described how additional spaces helped to develop vital relationships with staff and fostered community-building with peers, especially when members had the option to visit quieter spaces with friends. Generally, group members found there to...
The Yard announces major expansion plan
...consent to transform the building at Drumlanrig Place to create a year-round, truly accessible community resource for children and young people with any disability, from birth to 25. Importantly, the £1.6M refurbishment will allow The Yard to...
Fife Gingerbread launches annual Heat and Eat Appeal
...and giving children and young people the opportunity to flourish and feel connected to their local community. Thanks to generous donations, last year’s Appeal provided a festive package to more than 165 families, ensuring 313 children and...
A Scotland for all: Supporting families facing multiple disadvantage
...want to live in a society where we have access to adequate income, housing, food, transport and community. We are active in advocating for the rights of children and families alongside those we support. We will always remain steadfast in our...
No child should be left behind
...| blog 7 Oct 2024 Highland Action for Little Ones (Halo) have shown the impact galvanizing 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...
Young people’s advisory group, Changing our World, celebrated at Scottish Children’s Health Awards
...health issues like vaping. “Vaping amongst young people has been a massive problem in my community and it’s great to see the issue brought to everyone’s attention. I was one of the people who really wanted Changing our World to talk...
Challenges and opportunities: Insight Issue 6 celebrates the hard work and determination of Scotland’s third sector
...journal that is empowering care experienced young people to write their own story An Edinburgh community group’s recipe for building mums’ confidence, independence and friendship Clare Forrest from LGBT Youth Scotland (click here for...
Children’s Hearings Scotland: A day in the life of a Panel Member
...in children’s hearings. Although around 2,500 amazing people are already part of the CHS community – otherwise known as the Children’s Panel – more volunteers are needed across Scotland. Interested but nore sure what the role...
community outreach and creative engagement: Introducing the Boredom Box
... community outreach and creative engagement: Introducing the Boredom Box 6 Sep 2022 Joe Coleman, General Manager of Peacock Arts, shares how their initiative to battle boredom has taken root in the North East of Scotland. Peacock & the...
community development is a vital part of effective public health. Let’s use it in our response to COVID-19
... community development is a vital part of effective public health. Let’s use it in our response to COVID-19 23 September 2020 Responding to the publication of the 2020-21 Programme for Government, Colin Ross of the CLD Standards Council...
Connections, community and chances to inspire
... Connections, community and chances to inspire 1 Aug 2022 Our Senior Learning & Events Officer, Cat Kozlowski reflects on a return to in-person learning Learning, and how we offer events, has changed in the past two and a half years. The...
Children’s Hospices should extend hospital and community work across Scotland, report recommends
... Children’s Hospices should extend hospital and community work across Scotland, report recommends Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) is improving delivery of and access to palliative care through its work in hospitals and...
"Care experienced young people need love, relationships and community. They deserve to belong"
... "Care experienced young people need love, relationships and community. They deserve the same as all of us: to belong" 13 October 2022 The Home and Belonging evaluation demonstrates why security and support is fundamental for young people with...
belonging care care experience home home and belonging homelessness housing Participation rightsBringing confidence back to the community
... Bringing confidence back to the community 22 Jun 2021 Michael Jonathan explains how a grassroots, community-led organisation responded to a lack of childcare services and created Hope Amplified. Hope Amplified is a community-led...
#NoWrongPath: Children in Scotland staff share advice on SQA results day
...of different ways to pursue your passions. “After I finished my degree, I worked for NHS in community health development for a year or so, and then focused on children and young people with a role at the Aberlour Child Care Trust,” he...
New report shares positive stories of inclusion in Scottish schools
...Some also created opportunities for student leaders and prioritised connecting with the wider community. Each of the entries found ways of celebrating success in creative and innovative ways. The Success Looks Different Awards 2023 report...
Nominations now open for Scottish Children’s Health Awards 2024
...difference to a child or young person whilst they have been undergoing treatment in hospital, the community or at home. Health and Wellbeing Award: individual practitioners and teams who have made a difference to the health and wellbeing of a...
Children in Scotland appeals for Kiltwalk participants
...and individuals from schools, charities and nurseries to NHS Boards, local authorities and community interest groups. The provision of children’s support services like Reach, Enquire and Resolve continues to be a huge focus of their...
Safety. Sorted! Helping families to keep their children safer this Child Safety Week
...the families you work with. Child Safety Week is the Child Accident Prevention Trust’s annual community education campaign, aiming to equip and empower families with the confidence and skills to manage the real risks to children’s...
Tackling "poverty of opportunity" one bairn at a time
...across the city. Now, having grown and expanded with the help of volunteers and the local community, the charity offers a range of additional support, including clothing packs, free summer activities, cooking clubs, and more. Here, Genna...
Children need a playful world to thrive and survive
...patterns of trauma and disrupted relational attachment bonds. With Kids sits in the heart of the community with a focus on building relationships, resiliency and offering support to help families make independent changes in their lives. We know...
We can all be allies
...has supported unaccompanied asylum-seeking and trafficked young people to build individual and community resilience by creating a psychosocial group offering a much-needed shared space for accessing mental health support. Ahead of presenting a...
Making research fun to include everybody’s voices
...for them to access live music events, and what they would like from a live music event in their community. The project was delivered in partnership with Children in Scotland, the University of Stirling and Scottish Ensemble and included live...
Scottish Government announce mental health funding following youth-led report
...on support and services 29 Mar 2024 The Scottish Government has announced £30 million for community-based mental health projects following an independent report into support and services by the Scottish Youth Parliament (SYP). The...
New project supports children and young people to access the mental health benefits of live music
...people to connect with venues and live music events Involvement of businesses from the local community. The innovative project method, which followed an intergenerational, co-design approach, also provided important learning on how to...
Yopa extends support of Children in Scotland after a successful year of partnership working
...welcome news of plans to ban single use vapes. Sharing an appreciation for the value of community, Yopa has also sponsored key Children in Scotland events, including its annual conference, mental health conference and 30th anniversary...
Life in Scotland for LGBT Young People: Rural Report
...local area, they must feel welcomed, and feel that they have a meaningful future as part of the community. One recommendation that we have in the report to support this work is to increase provision of youth work generally across rural...
2023 highlights: reflecting on a milestone year
...projects to creating innovative learning programmes, supporting our growing membership community to championing the inclusion of young voices, it has been a busy year here at Children in Scotland. Throughout 2023, our staff have worked...
Looking to the future at the end of our 30th anniversary year
...at the year 1993. It was the year the European Single Market was created, Council Tax replaced the community Charge, President Clinton was sworn into office and, for any football fans, you might remember the late, great Craig Brown becoming...
In the run-up to 5 May’s vote, be part of our campaign to ensure there’s investment in children at local level
community elections local council elections local government Manifesto poll
Design is for everyone
...ways, using things most people have around their home. Deepening our reach and impact across the community Through our Learning Programmes, we are building on and developing a programme for all, that has at its core care, health and...
community creativity design Health Learning Wellbeing“Children don’t need shorter holidays or longer school days. They need more play”
...we are highly trained, and our skills and expertise have the potential to enhance the whole school community. It starts with relationships, from there we build mutual respect between the teaching staff and the play professionals. This has certainly...
academic access to childcare fund childcare community Learning out of school care outcomes play School skillsShetland childcare provider wins small business of the year accolade
...strengthening childcare support for frontline workers and deepening outreach work with the local community. Manager and owner Kaye Sandison says she and her colleagues “feel privileged and valued” that their work during lockdown has been...
access to childcare fund business childcare community family funding resilience shetlandAll local services providing childcare or play for children and young people need to be ‘here to stay’: funded on a long-term, secure basis, major four-year project finds
...Nurture, Glasgow East) was set up in 2016 to create a sustainable childcare model with family and community involvement at its core. Work on the project involved gathering the views of children, parents and local services; setting up a Hub to...
CHANGE childcare childminders community family Hub local services out of school care play practitioners services2021-26 Manifesto launches with calls to put wellbeing at the heart of Scottish budget, include under-16s in Citizens’ Assemblies, target air pollution and introduce a ‘hobby premium’
budget Child protection community democracy economy Education environment equality Inequality Learning Manifesto Poverty rights Scottish Parliament UNCRC Wellbeing
‘Lessons for a new social settlement’ – publication of reports mark completion of groundbreaking five-year food project
...and Clackmannanshire. Holiday clubs focused on the value of fun activities, eating together and community strength and since 2016, FFF has helped to drive the issues of food insecurity – and how local and national governments should respond...
Children communities community familis FFF Food income Inequality partnership PovertyFrom Drumchapel macaroni to white bread myths: what I’ve learned from four years of Food, Families, Futures
...of inequality – and the impact the clubs have had on health, relationships and sense of community I have been involved in our award-winning Food, Families, Futures project since 2016 and I am pleased to say that part of my role has been...
community family Food food insecurity Inequality PovertyYoung people’s peer research into health inequalities launched
...young people on the impact of place on health, wellbeing and inequality. Lorna Bellany of Pennypit community Development Trust, based at Prestonpans, said: “It’s so unique that this report is led by young people. Kids just aren’t heard...
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Abbey Stone
...were aware of their rights and promoted them within the classroom, wider school, and the local community, Before becoming a teacher, Abbey studied MSc in Historical Studies at the University of Strathclyde. Here she specialised in early...
stone06/02/25 | FASD
...condition and offer suggestions on strategies that support people with FASD within education, the community and in their family life. There will also be an opportunity to ask our knowledgeable trainers any questions, and all attendees will receive...
25/02/25 Distressed not Difficult
...work has branched across several sectors including early years, fostering and adoption teams, community groups and supporting parents and carers at home. Using neuroscience informed approaches, she supports adults to create environments that...
SPPN Meetings
...findings and recommendations from this work. OPEN is a youth-led charity working in the Shetland community to support young people to learn and grow together. Our meetings tends to involve a focus on both policy and practice. We will be sharing...
Child Protection Lead Training
...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 of themes including: family...
10/07/24 - Invisible Principles
...or talk? As they grow, these milestones become more focused on achievements at school and in the community, for example, are they progressing with their reading or maths, will they be selected for the football or gymnastics team? All these things...
AC24 - Resources
...by SWGfL and the UK Safer Internet Centre, is a free service set up to help all members of the community working with or for children in the UK with any online safety issues they, or the children and young people in their care, may face. More...
AC24 - Exhibition Hall
...destinations and achieving their full potential, fulfilling lives and contributing to their community. email | linkedin | X phone: 07762 983 593 Harmeny offers therapeutic residential care and education to children aged 5-18 years, as...
Workshops AC24
...for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and trafficked young people to build individual and community resilience. This workshop will explore how this intervention teaches young people coping strategies to help manage symptoms of trauma,...
AC24 - Speaker Bios
...Keynote, Day Two Amal is a human rights activist based in Scotland. She has a BA in community Development and an MSc in Human Rights and International Politics from the University of Glasgow. She is currently a freelancer working...
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community Play Fund gets families outdoors
post
... Magazine / News: community Play Fund aims to get families outdoors Posted April 12 2022, by Jennifer Drummond. Photo © Anna Cervinkova health and wellbeing outdoor play play Thousands of children from...
health and wellbeing outdoor play playPioneering community project takes next step
post
... Magazine / News: Pioneering community project takes next steps Posted 8 March 2022, by Jennifer Drummond. Image from Love Letham. children and young people community Participation Wellbeing A...
children and young people community Participation WellbeingMiller Primary School and Langside community Heritage
post
... Team Tenements- Miller Primary and Langside community Heritage 24 Oct 2018 "It's when someone is passing something on to you" As part of this project we are bringing together Miller Primary School with Langside community Heritage (LCH). Both...
Insight – Issue 6
post
...journal that is empowering care experienced young people to write their own story An Edinburgh community group’s recipe for building mums’ confidence, independence and friendship Clare Forrest LGBT Youth Scotland exploring the charity’s...
Gary Gallacher
post
...as Senior Leader with a drive to support those engaging with services. Gary has a BA in community Education. He grew up in the West Coast of Scotland, but has spent much of his adult life on the East Coast. He has a large family and...
gallacherCraig Johnston
post
...justice agenda. Craig holds a Doctor of Philosophy (in Education) and Master of Arts in Youth and community work from Brunel University, London, a Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, from Winchester University, and a...
JohnstonBuilding Happier Futures
postArts care experience charity children and young people design Fundraising
Funding available for essential digital devices
post
...devices to support learning programmes across Scotland Posted 21.08.23 by Alice Hinds community digital funding Support community-based organisations can apply for a grant of up to £15,000 to purchase digital...
community digital funding SupportNew fund to refurbish Scotland's play parks
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...New fund to upgrade Scotland's play parks Posted 25 Aug 2021 by Jennifer Drummond community News play Play parks across Scotland are due to be modernised with money from a £5 million fund which has been...
community News play