CELCIS

In this @CELCIStweets Emerging Insights webinar recording, Professors Brigid Featherstone and Kate Morris discuss new research into domestic abuse and child protection and what it tells us about thinking and doing things differently: https://buff.ly/3wa5kth

Our latest feature story looks at how @ELCouncil's Families Together programme, established through @scotgov’s Whole Family Wellbeing Fund and supported by @CELCIStweets, is providing early help for children, young people and their families: https://lnkd.in/eNYjiJe6

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Data is so important in the drive to improve care for our children, young people and families. Version 2 of the Minimum Dataset for Scotland's Child Protection Committees, which includes new resources, is now available for use: https://buff.ly/490Cvhq

What is Quality Improvement and how can it be used to effect real change in public services? Our online resource showcases how the PACE programme supported Scottish local authorities to reduce permanence planning timescales for babies, children and young people: https://buff.ly/462ayDY

Still time to sign up! Join us tomorrow for our webinar discussing the recent findings from a 5-year evaluation of Family Rights Group’s trial of Lifelong Links in Scotland – an innovative project which supports care experienced children and young people to build lasting relationships: https://buff.ly/3TRHfk8

Multilevel Engagement Theory, which considers culture and diversity as central aspects to the understanding of family relationships, is the topic for an article in the latest Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care. Find out more: https://buff.ly/3zkUrq5 #SJRCC

In this feature story, find out how the power of hope is helping the people working in Scotland's residential child care community to change lives: https://buff.ly/3SR6SC7

Millions of children have been displaced due to conflict and war. Our free online course, Caring for Children Moving Alone, equips professionals and volunteers to respond to the needs of unaccompanied and separated children across the world. Sign up now! https://buff.ly/3MzjYQg

Josh is 17 and has lived in his residential home for the past 18 months - he is being encouraged to move into a flat once he completes college, but doesn't feel ready. Recognise this story? Find out more in these information materials: https://buff.ly/3OiUnMa #residentialcare