Young People Who Self-Harm Are Attention Seeking
‘see me’ have released new research revealing the stigmatising attitudes of Scottish adults towards young people who self-harm.
Read More‘see me’ have released new research revealing the stigmatising attitudes of Scottish adults towards young people who self-harm.
Read MoreThe Scottish Centre for Regeneration and SCVO are currently developing a project to examine whether or not mentoring is an effective way of sharing knowledge and skills within the regeneration professions in Scotland.
Read MoreTwo films giving voice to the views of young people in foster care and the sons and daughters of foster carers have been launched by leading charity the Fostering Network in Stirling on 20 February 2006.
Read MoreMutale Nyoni, Chair of the Care Council for Wales, has won an award in recognition of her work at BAWSO – Black and Asian Women Step Out.
Read MoreA campaign has been launched to encourage more people to opt for a career in the NHS, Scotland’s largest workforce.
Read MoreA training pack that aims to improve social care for children in Wales has been re-launched.
Nid ar Chwarae Bach 2 (Gweithio Gyda Phlant yng Nghymru – Working with Children in Wales) is a bilingual resource that will promote effective support for children in Wales, whether they communicate through the medium of Welsh or English.
The Social Services Summit 2006 hosted at Cardiff has proved to be a great success with Senior Staff, Members and Ministers in attendance.
Read MoreAmnesty International Wales and the British Association of Social Workers (Wales) are challenging ‘real men’ from all over Wales to get involved in the campaign to Stop Violence Against Women.
Read MoreA new Home Office programme to break down barriers to volunteering has received a £3 million boost.
Read MoreIncreased financial help will soon be available for some severely disabled people wishing to live independently in the community.
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