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Aug
28

The right way forward: how best to incorporate the UNCRC for Scotland’s children


Incorporation of the UNCRC is an important piece of a jigsaw puzzle, but on its own it is not enough. Lizzie Morton explains the thinking behind the CELCIS response to the Scottish Government's consultation on children's rights.   Read More ...


Feb
28

Taking collective responsibility


Lizzie Morton introduces the corporate parenting issue of Reach and talks about the big things happening for looked after children and young people.   Read More ...


Mar
31

The devil is in the detail


What the latest round of Scottish Government’s stats on looked after children do and don’t tell us   Read More ...


Apr
01

We want the best for our children


Lizzie Morton blogs on how Corporate Parents are taking ownership of their new duties.   Read More ...


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Blog Topics

Voices of young people (43)
Residential care (36)
Health and Wellbeing (35)
Education (33)
Corporate parenting (28)
Local authority (27)
Foster care (26)
Throughcare and aftercare (24)
Child protection (23)
Permanence (18)
Legislation (14)
Kinship care (11)
Adoption (11)
Active implementation (9)
Children's hearings system (9)

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Claire Burns (8)
Kenny McGhee (6)
Chrissie Gale (5)
Judy Furnivall (4)
Jennifer Davidson (4)
Linda O'Neill (4)
Lizzie Morton (4)
John Ryan (3)
Fiona Aitken (3)
Jillian Ingram (3)
Joanne McMeeking (3)
Louise Hill (3)
Senator Sam Mézec (2)
Barbara Firth (2)

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