Supporting children and young people’s emotional wellbeing and mental health is a critical issue for public health. Effective services in this area will not only make children’s lives better, but

This guide has looked at what SWIA has learned, from inspections across Scotland, about effective management of social work recording. Recording is a key tool in front line practice and

‘Chronologies have become one of the most talked about and least understood tools in modern social work practice.’ This guide seeks to unravel this paradox and to draw on practitioner

The national strategy for self-directed support in Scotland has been developed to help take forward the personalisation of health and social care services in Scotland. The increasing numbers of people

This report assesses the outcomes, costs and benefits of drug treatment in England.

This qualitative study of the drug treatment outcomes research study was designed to explore treatment providers’ and treatment seekers’ perspectives on the factors influencing the effectiveness of drug misuse treatment

This statistical release compares figures on outcomes for looked after children with figures derived from a matched administrative data source taken from the national pupil database and the children looked

This rapid evidence assessment of the published research literature is part of the tackling demand for prostitution review, which aimed to assess what further action the government and other agencies

This document explores how data on disabled children is collected, managed and used at a local level. The report includes a number of effective practice recommendations, including for organisations delivering

The Review represented an opportunity to look at how services were meeting the education, health and social needs of children and young people at risk of, and experiencing, mental health