Finding Family After Care
As part of Pride 2022 Kasmira Kincaid talks about leaving Care and finding family within the LGBTQ+ community.
News & Blogs
Find out what is happening at Who Cares? Scotland and in the Care Experienced community.
Sharing the Untold Stories of Care
WC?S announces the return of Care Experienced History Month for 2022, focusing on a lecture series about the Untold Stories of Care.
First Minister Steps up for Care Experienced People
First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon joins us at the Glasgow Kiltwalk in 2022.
What Tracy Beaker Means to Us
Kenny Murray talks about creating the “Who Are We?” project to shape the future of Tracy Beaker.
Disclosure Scotland’s Top Tips for Care Experienced People
Disclosure Scotland explain the disclosure process and share their tips for Care Experienced people.
Catch up with Louise
Thomas and Marissa, WC?S members and members of the National Representative Body (NRB), caught up with our Chief Executive, Louise Hunter, in March 2022 to find out what she’d been up to.
My Journey With Autism
17 year old, Keren writes about his experience being diagnosed with ASD and leaving home.
David Anderson and Red Thistle Farm
Who Cares? Scotland member, David Anderson tells us about his Care journey and what success means to him.
10 Questions with Jacqueline Wilson
To celebrate the return of Tracy Beaker to our screens we caught up with the author, Jacqueline Wilson.
I’m Not in Survival Mode. I’m Looking to Thrive.
As Scotland celebrates Care Experienced Week 2021, Lynda Greig, a member of our National Representative body, discusses how she demands the very best from life – and the crucial role that love and support plays.
Angus Group: Speak Up on Mental Health
Care Experienced group hope their new animated video will promote positive changes in how mental health is viewed.
Positive Role Models
Who Cares? Scotland launches a national campaign that aims to end the discrimination that young people in care face.
Nicole is taking our campaign on the road!
Nicole Bain talks about finding her campaigning voice by taking our Empowerment Sessions on the road as part of Care Leavers Week 2016.
From Belfast to Bathgate; Care Experienced young people are the change.
Former WC?S Policy Assistant, Lynzy Hanvidge talks about going to Nothern Ireland to attend a political hustings as part of a Care Experienced panel.
“The current reality does not need to be tomorrow’s”
Our former Chief Executive, Duncan Dunlop discusses a trip he took to New Zealand in 2016 to oversee a review of their National Child Youth and Family Agency.
One year on
Anna Fowlie from the Scottish Social Services Council talks about what it means to be a Corporate Parent a year after SSSC was added to the list of Corporate Parents in 2015.
How to Improve Access to Higher Education
Former Who Cares? Scotland employee, Robert Foster talks about the importance of widening access to education for Care Experienced people and the responsibilities of Corporate Parents.
My Voice is Powerful Enough to Change my Future.
Care Experienced member, Shilla Zwizwai talks about the Commission on Widening Access to Education and her own experience at college.
Blog: Commission on Widening Access
Care Experienced member, Callum Lynch talks about his care journey, The Care Commission and going to Harvard.
Blog: I’m influencing change where it matters.
Dionne Mcnicol talks about what it is like to be a Care Experienced member of staff at Who Cares? Scotland.
The Last Scottish Parliament of 2016
Former Director of Influencing, Claudia MacDonald reflects on WC?S’s relationship with the Scottish Government in 2016.
#CareDay is marked in Scotland with City Chamber light up
Glasgow City Chambers have lit up their building using the Who Cares? Scotland tartan to mark Care Day 2016.
Aileen Campbell supports #CareDay
Former Member of Scottish Parliament,
Aileen Campbell reflects on Care Day 2016.