Meet our new Chair of the Board – Michael Stewart!
We sat down with our new Chair of the Board Michael to learn all about him, his experiences and his plans for the role!
We sat down with our new Chair of the Board Michael to learn all about him, his experiences and his plans for the role!
Who Cares? Scotland’s manifesto for the 2026 Scottish Parliament Elections. Our manifesto presents five key call to actions designed to transform the lives of Scotland’s Care Experienced community.
Who Cares? Scotland’s response to the Scottish Government’s Financial Transparency and Profit Limitation Public Consultation
Jeremy, shares his journey back to distance running and tells us why he was determined to complete a half marathon to raise money for Who Cares? Scotland.
Who Cares? Scotland’s response to the Independent Review of Fatal Accident Inquiry’s Call for Views
Who Cares? Scotland’s response to the Scottish Government’s Children (Care, Care Experience, and Services Planning) (Scotland) Bill.
This timeline outlines the various reports and inquiries which have called for independent advocacy to be available to Care Experienced people.
This report, in collaboration with the Children’s Commissioner, outlines the experiences of Care experienced pupils in Scotland’s education system.
After completing the 23-mile walk to Loch Lomond, we caught up with Kirsty McNeill to hear about her experience and fundraising efforts. Having already raised nearly £2,000 for Who Cares? Scotland, Kirsty shared why supporting Care Experienced people is so important to her.
As part of Care Experienced History Month, Andrew Kendrick, Emeritus Professor at the University of Strathclyde, explores the experience of care for children evacuated during WW2 in Scotland.