Care as a Protected Characteristic – The Scottish Funding Council
Who Cares? Scotland explains the importance of recognising Care Experience as a protected characteristic for students applying to colleges and universities.
Who Cares? Scotland explains the importance of recognising Care Experience as a protected characteristic for students applying to colleges and universities.
Information regarding the Children’s Hearing System for the Education and Skills Committee. It provides a summary of the key messages communicated to the Committee,
by the group of young people during the informal evidence session.
Susanne Millar from the Health and Social Care Partnership discusses the importance of Corporate Parenting.
Chloe’s health story. Trigger Warnings: mentions domestic violence and mental health issues.
A video explaining the definition of Corporate Parenting.
A summary of CE peoples views on why advocacy matters. Evidence provided to the Scottish Government.
In January 2017, WC?S held a consultation with over 30 care experienced young people, seeking their views on the
Children’s Hearings System.
A short guide to Corporate Parenting duties.
19 year old Chloe tells us about her experience of being moved from a foster placement to a residential unit with no warning. She tells us what she needs from a Corporate Parent.
Our response to the consultation on the draft of the Continuing Care (Scotland) Amendment Order – January 2017