Upcoming learning and events

AI is now integrated into the digital technologies most of us use every day. How AI tools are used and what this technology is asked to do is rightly under scrutiny. And no more so than in the context of child protection. What does the use of AI now mean for keeping children safe from harm and preventing sexual abuse? To provide an insight on this for people with a professional and personal interest in the care and protection of children, on 27 May, we’re bringing together an opportunity for expertise and new information to be shared. Join us to understand more about where the harm and risk is happening, what that looks like, and who is experiencing the harm.

In the second of our 'Sharing the learning from whole family support work' webinars, we explore how services across Scotland are working collaboratively to improve outcomes for children, young people and their families. Guided by the Scottish Government’s Routemap and National Principles of Holistic Whole Family Support, the session highlights the importance of keeping children and families at the centre, improving access, working across whole systems, and strengthening workforce culture. Drawing on learning from Glasgow City HSCP and East Lothian, the webinar shares practical insights into collaborative leadership, planning and decision-making, and what helps effective collaborative working to flourish.

Learn about how to support and respond to the needs of unaccompanied and separated refugee and migrant children. Our free online training course is open to anyone working in or with an interest in the care and protection needs of unaccompanied and separated children and young people.