Results from the Scottish Crime and Justice Survey 2008/09: Partner Abuse module. The Scottish Crime and Justice Survey ( SCJS) is a large-scale continuous survey measuring peoples’ experience and perceptions

This research sets out findings from a second phase of qualitative work looking at parental experiences and views of services they use in relation to their disabled child.

This report aims to support local authority leaving care teams and their partners to further assist young people who have left care to access education, employment and training.

User and carer involvement is mandatory in social work education. SCIE’s new report explores the issues and the support available to develop user involvement.

Results from the Scottish Crime and Justice Survey 2008/09 Sexual Victimisation module. The Scottish Crime and Justice Survey ( SCJS) is a large-scale continuous survey measuring peoples’ experience and perceptions

In this final report, the Task Force is setting out 15 recommendations for improving and reforming social work. These recommendations were developed from the building blocks for reform first set

This research sets out findings from a second phase of qualitative work looking at parental experiences and views of services they use in relation to their disabled child.

Figures included in this bulletin are from the British Crime Survey, a large, nationally representative victimisation survey of approximately 46,000 adults resident in households in England and Wales.

Presents for the first time information in regards to Mental Health Officers in Scotland, as official statistics.  The aim of the survey is to collect information about the number of

In this final report, the Task Force is setting out 15 recommendations for improving and reforming social work. These recommendations were developed from the building blocks for reform first set