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Child protection documents
Many smaller organisations working with children and young people struggle to know what to do in regard to child protection. These practical policies from the Central Registered Body in Scotland (CRBS) may help you to establish good practice. They are available for download from the CRBS website. Child Protection Policy Sample code of good practice In addition,
GIRFEC Implementation Guidance for voluntary organisations in Edinburgh
New (July 2012) Guidance is now available to help voluntary organisations working with children, young people and families in Edinburgh implement Getting it right. GIRFEC Implementation Guidance for voluntary organisations in Edinburgh
Our Health, Our Future: NHS Lothian Clinical Strategy draft v.8
Our Health, Our FutureNHS Lothian Clinical Strategy2012 – 2020 pdf of final draft version 8, dated May 2012
Co-Production: What’s all the fuss about?
This discussion paper examines the concept of Co-Production and highlights its potential to advance the development of cohesive, sustainable and inclusive communities in Edinburgh. The paper is authored by Milind Kolhatkar, Community Planning Officer at EVOC.
UNCRC – Child’s Rights Overview
A summary to the rights under the Convention on the Rights of the Child http://www.unicef.org/crc/
Making Good Society
The Commission of Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society was established to explore how civil society could be strengthened in the UK and Ireland. The objectives of the Inquiry are to:• explore the possible threats to and opportunities for civil society, looking out to 2025• identify how policy and practice can be enhanced to
Equally Well 2008
A report from the Ministerial Task Force on Health Inequalities published in June 2008. This report brings together thinking on poverty, lack of employment, children’s lives and support for families and physical and social environments as well as on health and well being. It outlines the approach of not only responding to the consequences of
Equally Well Review 2010
Published in June 2010, this document is a review of Equally Well 2008. During 2008 and 2009 the Scottish Government and COSLA published jointly three linked social policy frameworks: Equally Well, the Early Years Framework and Achieving Our Potential.Each of these addresses the underlying causes of Scotland’s health and other inequalities. The Ministerial Task Force
Edinburgh Partnership Single Outcome Agreement
This Single Outcome Agreement sets out the City of Edinburgh Council’s and the Edinburgh Partnership’s local outcomes showing how these outcomes contribute to the Scottish Government’s relevant National Outcomes. This outcome agreement covers: • the collaborative priorities and outcomes of the Edinburgh Partnership,including those delivered by the Fairer Scotland Fund;• all Council services covered by
Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland
This Discussion Paper outlines the issues and problems surrounding child poverty in Scotland. The Strategy sets out how the Government can focus on and give greater momentum to the efforts to tackle child poverty by maximising household resources (income poverty and material deprivation will be reduced) and improving children’s well being and life chances by
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