A Strathclyde University report written by Monica Barry and Kristina Moodie. With Elizabeth Morrison and Cheryl-Ann Cruickshank on young peoples perceptions and experience of persistent offending.
A report written as part of Who Cares? Scotland’s 30th year anniversary. The report listened to the views of over 200 Care Experienced people across Scotland.
A report by Lindsey Foreman which portrays young people’s experiences of their life before secure care and their views of programmes of intervention they have undertaken in secure care.
A magazine produced by the Care Commission about young peoples’ experiences of using care services and their ideas about how their quality of care can be improved.
A consultation with Care Experienced young people living in Secure Care in Edinburgh, carried out in 2004 at the request of Edinburgh City Council Social Work Department.
Marking 25 years of Who Cares? Scotland this report in 2003 looks at the opinions, recommendations and views of Care Experienced young people at the the time. The focus is on a change in attitudes.
Who Cares? Scotland Annual Report from 1998, written by the then Chair Person, David Macormack.
In March 1997 Who Cares? Scotland was given funding from the Mental Health Foundation to consult Care Experienced people to talk about how they support their mental health and what hinders them from doing this.
This report details the outcomes of the November 1990 AGM when members agreed on a new structure and change in legal status of Who Cares? Scotland.
