We’re delighted to welcome Joe Gibb as the latest contributor to our Voices of the Sector series. Joe is a Lecturer in Social Care at
Everyone working for a residential child care provider has a perspective worth hearing. This September, Holding Differently, Containing Distress — an important research project —
We’re delighted to have another guest post for our Voices of the Sector series. This entry is from Lynn Pilkington. Lynn Pilkington is an Inclusion
As part of our mission to amplify voices in the sector, we’re pleased to welcome a guest contribution from Arlene Kyle, Founder and Director of
Amplifying Key Voices in the Sector A new website has launched to support an important research project examining physical restraint in residential child care across
Poverty and children’s wellbeing are inseparable. Financial hardship can affect whether a child feels safe, stays healthy, participates in activities, achieves at school and feels
When young people help design services, those services become clearer, safer and more effective for the people who rely on them. That principle was recently
Scotland has no shortage of strong policies, frameworks and commitments relating to children and families. GIRFEC, the UNCRC, The Promise, Whole Family Support and national
The Children in Scotland Annual Conference 2026 brought together professionals from across the care, education and third sector landscape to reflect on an important milestone:
