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Date: 13th May 2014
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
ScotLink
This briefing is offered as a contribution to the current review of the National Performance Framework, and is the result of collaboration between some of Scotland's leading civil society organisations.
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Date: 29th April 2014
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
WithScotland
The purpose of the National Framework for Child Protection Learning and Development is to set out a common set of skills and standards for workers to ensure the delivery of a consistently high standard of support to children and young people across the country.
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Date: 18th February 2014
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Children in Scotland
Children in Scotland has produced a members briefing concerning the Named Person section (Part 4) of the proposed Children and Young People (Scotland) Bill.
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Date: 1st October 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Education, Leisure and Cultural Activities
Author:
Scotland’s Commissioner for Children and Young People
Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People has published new research on the administration of medicines in schools.
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Date: 20th August 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
NHS Health Scotland
NHS Health Scotland has added new content to the Maternal and Early Years website highlighting the causes and impact of health inequalities on 12 areas of a child's life between 0-8 years and how the early years workforce can help address them.
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Date: 23rd July 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Family Environment and Alternative Care
Author:
National Children's Bureau
A series of films addressing the questions that every young person has at some point wanted to ask, has been made freely available online by Early Support.
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Date: 28th June 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration
The Scottish Children's Report Administration (SCRA) has introduced two new products for children and young people: a 'Going to Court' film and a magazine called 'The Zone'.
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Date: 28th June 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Respect for the views of the child
Author:
National Children's Bureau
The National Children's Bureau (NCB) is launching a new resource for local Healthwatch bodies, designed to help them harness the experiences of young users of the health and social care systems.
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Date: 25th June 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration
The Scottish Children's Reporter Administration (SCRA) has introduced new information leaflets and has revised existing materials for children and young people to ensure that they are compliant with the Children's Hearing (Scotland) Act 2011.
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Date: 23rd June 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Respect for the views of the child
Author:
European Commission
The European Commission's Recommendation on Investing in Children was adopted in February 2013, and an Advocacy Strategy is now available to help implement it.
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Date: 20th June 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Children in Scotland
NHS Education Scotland has recently launched our nation's first on-line course on Foetal Alcohol Harm and Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FAS/FASD).
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Date: 29th April 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Family Environment and Alternative Care
Author:
NSPCC
A report has been produced by the NSPCC Strategy Unit, compiling the most up-to-date child protection data that exists for each of the four nations in the UK.
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Date: 12th April 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Eurochild
To mark International Roma Day (8th April 2013), Eurochild published the report "Breaking the cycle of Roma exclusion - The situation of Roma children & promising practices that promote children's rights and well-being".
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Date: 10th April 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Civil Rights and Freedoms
Author:
Eurochild
EAPN and Eurochild have launched their Explainer "Towards Children's Well-Being in the EU", which aims to raise public awareness on child poverty in Europe and on the devastating effects it has on lives of children and families as well as on society as a whole.
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Date: 10th April 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Scottish Government
This document sets out a summary of the key Scottish Government policies that aim to support young people's health and wellbeing.
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Date: 21st March 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Family Environment and Alternative Care
Author:
Wave Trust
Conception to age 2 - the age of opportunity contains recommendations to guide both national and local decision-makers and commissioners in reducing the causes of disadvantage at the earliest and most effective point in life.
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Date: 5th March 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Health Scotland
This briefing is one of an occasional series, which explores child poverty and its relationship to health and wellbeing.
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Date: 18th February 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Family Environment and Alternative Care
Author:
Growing Up in Scotland study
Research summaries are available for the 'Birth Cohort 2 - results from the first year' report which was launched at the GUS annual conference in February 2013.
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Date: 4th January 2013
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare
Author:
Scottish Government
The Getting it Right for Every Child web pages have been updated, to include a section with resources and case studies.
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Date: 2nd November 2012
Category:
Basic Health and Welfare, Education, Leisure and Cultural Activities, General measures of implementation
Author:
Save the Children
Children who grow up in poverty start primary school with development levels far behind those of their more affluent peers. That's the key finding of new research commissioned by Save the Children.
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