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Children 1st responds to First Minister's Priorities
“It is disappointing that the First Minister has missed the opportunity to clearly re-state the Scottish Government’s intent to deliver access to a Bairns Hoose for every child and young person that is a victim or witness of crime.
Bairns Hoose Reception – Lady Dorrian, Lord Justice Clerk
On Tuesday 21st November we hosted a reception at the Scottish Parliament to share our work opening Scotland’s first Bairns Hoose with partners. This was a significant milestone in the collective effort to ensure that Scotland’s care, protection and justice systems do not cause further trauma to children and young people. Bairns Hoose offers hope, healing and recovery.
Council election candidates must put children first
Children do well when families do well. But across Scotland, Children 1st are hearing from more families who would never...
Parent and carers survey
Children 1st Parents and carers survey - what support do your children need to return to school?
Huge congratulations to Fraser McKinlay on his appointment as Chief Executive of the Promise
Huge congratulations to Fraser McKinlay on his appointment as Chief Executive of the Promise. Having worked closely with Fraser we...
Keeping the Promise means taking a new approach to the stories we hold
It’s fair to say that the first report from the Promise Oversight Board outlining the progress made over the last...
Children 1st responds to The Promise Plan 21-24
Children 1st Chief Executive Mary Glasgow responds to The Promise Plan 21-24 and reaffirms our commitment to #KeepthePromise.
Rangers Charity Foundation donates £20K to Children 1st
Rangers Charity Foundation helps children and families to get support through Children 1st Parentline
Children 1st response to UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill update
Responding to the news that the Scottish Government will present amendments to the UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill “as soon as...