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Author Archives: Katie Macmillan

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Our Voice, Our Community, Our Future – Strategic Plan 2023-2027

Strategic PlanBy Katie Macmillan3 November 2022

This strategic plan outlines the ambitious work we will undertake for the next five years, in pursuit of our vision.

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Corporate Parenting October 2022 Newsletter and Promising Practice Roundup

NewsletterBy Katie Macmillan31 October 2022

Catch up with all the latest news from the Training & Education team this October.

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Corporate Parenting Duties – An Overview

GuideBy Katie Macmillan14 October 2022

This document provides an easy-to-read overview of Corporate Parenting duties as laid out in the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014.

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Realising the UNCRC as Corporate Parents: Post Training Resource Pack

OtherBy Katie Macmillan16 August 2022

Created for Corporate Parents who have completed our UNCRC training.

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Police Scotland – Care Experienced Group: A Case Study

Case StudyBy Katie Macmillan16 July 2022

This is a promising practice case study which captures an example of what Corporate Parenting looks like in practice.

My Name is Leon TV Review

Media, Members, StaffBy Katie Macmillan11 July 2022

Our Internal Comms Officer and WC?S Member, Damien, shares his thoughts on TV adaptation of My Name is Leon and its portrayal of care.

Have you Heard of the Foundling Museum?

Care Experienced History, Members, National Representative BodyBy Katie Macmillan27 June 2022

Our National Representative, Thomas Bartlett, shares his visit to the historic Foundling Museum in London.

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Keeping the Promise and Corporate Parents

SummaryBy Katie Macmillan18 June 2022

A snapshot of the Scottish Government’s Keeping the Promise Implementation Plan.

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Training Offer Pack 2022-23

OtherBy Katie Macmillan16 June 2022

An overview of the Who Cares? Scotland 2022-23 training offer.

Fundraiser Goes to Great Lengths to Support Care Experienced People

Donor stories, Fundraising storiesBy Katie Macmillan14 June 2022

Morgan Deveney swam the length of the English Channel in 12 weeks to raise money for Who Cares? Scotland.

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