The community justice services manager at Scottish social care charity, Cornerstone, has been selected from 1000 applicants to take up a place on the prestigious Winston Churchill Memorial Trust placement scheme.

Measures designed to give people who use social care more choice about the support they receive, could destabilise Scotland’s voluntary sector, impacting the workforce and service quality, according to a new report published by Strathclyde Business School’s department of Human Resource Management this week.

Around 16,000 disabled people could lose their cars and scooters when benefit changes take effect, according to campaigners.

A member of the Children’s Panel posed as a teenage girl to groom teenage boys on social networking sites.

A nurse failed to alert a doctor when a patient’s foot turned blue, a watchdog has found.

THE number of vulnerable adults being reported to social services as “at risk” is rising, it was revealed today.

A Craigneuk woman has slammed the care being given to her dementia-suffering mother by social services — even claiming that urine-soaked pillows were left beside a radiator to dry last week.

The manager of Cambuslang’s Eva Burrows Centre has been honoured by the Salvation Army.

TWO teachers at a special needs school in the Highlands – including the head – have been charged over alleged mistreatment of pupils.

A CHILDREN 1ST domestic abuse service has won a prestigious award for its role in the Scottish Borders Pathway Project, a multi-agency partnership to support adults and children affected by domestic abuse.