Who Cares? Scotland submitted evidence for the National Discussion on Education.
Who Cares? Scotland submits evidence to inform the Education reform consultation, including what we know about what Care Experienced learners need to thrive.
Evidence submitted to the Equality and Human Rights Committee on the UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill.
Evidence submitted to the Education and Skills Committee on the Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland) Bill.
Evidence submitted to the Education and Skills Committee on Covid-19.
Who Cares? Scotland’s response to the Justice Committee Call for evidence on the Children (Scotland) Bill.
A submission of evidence to the Scottish Parliament Committee by WC?S regarding the Disclosure (Scotland) Bill from August 2019.
A submission of supplementary evidence to the Equalities and Human Rights Committee on “restraint” and the Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill.
Who Cares? Scotland’s response and evidence for the Equalities and Human Rights Committee relating to the Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill.
Who Cares? Scotland submits evidence to the Scottish Parliament Committee regarding the age of criminal responsibility. Who Cares? Scotland fully supports increasing the age of criminal responsibility and prosecution to 16 years old.
WC?S submits evidence to the Scottish Government Committee regarding an inquiry into mental health support for young people in Scotland.
Who Cares? Scotland provides evidence to the Scottish Parliament Committee regarding the age limit of responsibility. We suggest this changes from age 12 to age 16, as recommended by the UNCR.
Follow-up on Oral Evidence Session to Equality and Human Rights Committee (EHRC), 10th May 2018. The follow up areas include the importance of independent advocacy and how to address discrimination.
Engender reports on the UK’s response to its obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). They ask for evidence from women and equalities organisations across Scotland to inform their shadow report.
Who Cares? Scotland’s response to Equalities and Human Rights Committee Inquiry: Human Rights and the Scottish Parliament. The report highlights the importance of listening to the voices of CE people to shape the inquiry.
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.
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.
Who Cares? Scotland recommends that the Equal Opportunities Committee invite Care Experienced people to give evidence to explain further the realities faced by Care Leavers.
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