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Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
Harmful Sexual Behaviour
Neglect
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2018
Dec
Labels are for clothes not people
Labels are for clothes not people
Introducing issue 12 of REACH, which explores stigma, language, perception and the representation of care and care experience.
Topic :
Corporate parenting
,
Foster care
,
Health and Wellbeing
,
Kinship care
,
Local authority
,
Looked after at home
,
REACH
,
Residential care
,
Throughcare and aftercare
,
Voices of young people
Author :
Claire Burns
2018
Sep
Team work works and all relationships matter
Team work works and all relationships matter
Dr Christine Puckering from Mellow Parenting tells the story of a family and how trauma informed care can foster better relationships.
Topic :
Health and Wellbeing
,
Looked after at home
Author :
Dr Christine Puckering
2018
Aug
"Mummy’s Little Punchbag"
"Mummy’s Little Punchbag"
Kenny Murray comments on the Children's Hearings Scotland 'Be A Force For Good' campaign.
Topic :
Adoption
,
Child protection
,
Children's hearings system
,
Foster care
,
Local authority
,
Looked after at home
,
Permanence
,
Residential care
,
Voices of young people
Author :
Kenny Murray
2018
Aug
If I wasn't emotionally involved, they wouldn't have thrived
If I wasn't emotionally involved, they wouldn't have thrived
Gordon Main continues the conversation on commitment, discussing the emotional investment of foster carers.
Topic :
Corporate parenting
,
Foster care
,
Health and Wellbeing
,
Kinship care
,
Looked after at home
,
Residential care
Author :
Gordon Main
2017
May
Using data creatively to highlight children's experiences
Using data creatively to highlight children's experiences
We need access to data at both population and individual levels if we're to be successful in improving the attainment of looked after children.
Topic :
Education
,
Kinship care
,
Local authority
,
Looked after at home
Author :
Graham Connelly
2017
Mar
The devil is in the detail
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
Topic :
Corporate parenting
,
Foster care
,
Kinship care
,
Legislation
,
Local authority
,
Looked after at home
,
Throughcare and aftercare
Author :
Lizzie Morton
2017
Feb
Children can easily become lost in the system, but a timeline can help you see them
Children can easily become lost in the system, but a timeline can help you see them
Linda Davidson, Permanence Consultant at CELCIS, explains how a timeline can be a powerful tool in making child-centred decisions.
Topic :
Adoption
,
Children's hearings system
,
Corporate parenting
,
Foster care
,
Local authority
,
Looked after at home
,
Permanence
,
Residential care
,
Voices of young people
Author :
Linda Davidson
2016
Jul
The attainment gap - a look behind the stats
The attainment gap - a look behind the stats
Linda O'Neill tells the story behind the recent education statistics.
Topic :
Corporate parenting
,
Education
,
Foster care
,
Local authority
,
Looked after at home
Author :
Linda O'Neill
2016
May
Latest stats on children in care prompts some interesting questions
Latest stats on children in care prompts some interesting questions
Ben Farrugia raises some interesting questions. Some of these stats don't ring true. Why?
Topic :
Corporate parenting
,
Education
,
Local authority
,
Looked after at home
Author :
Ben Farrugia
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