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Funding for new treatment standards for drug users
Implementation Group meets for the first time.
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Section B - The Action Plan
Mental Health and Wellbeing Workforce Action Plan setting out out how Scottish Government and COSLA will progress a range of activity to address key workforce issues.
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Outcome 1: New Scots live in safe, welcoming, inclusive communities, where everyone's dignity is respected and everyone is able to build diverse relationships and healthy intercultural bonds.
This Delivery Plan sets out the actions that the Scottish Government, COSLA and Scottish Refugee Council will take forward with partners during the period 2024 to 2026 to support the integration of refugees, people seeking asylum and other forced
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Police Scotland Management Information
Statistical bulletin on crimes of homicide recorded by the police in Scotland in 2014-15.
- Part of:
- Homicide in Scotland, 2014-15
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Corporate Board minutes: June 2018
Minutes from the 5 June 2018 meeting of the Corporate Board (formerly the Executive Board) chaired by the Permanent Secretary.
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- Corporate Board: minutes
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Key Achievements: Priority Three
A final overview of progress made since the publication of the Equally Safe delivery plan in November 2017, actions taken during the COVID-19 pandemic and a look forward to plans after the Equally Safe Strategy.
- Part of:
- Equally Safe: final report
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Drugs deaths: National Mission Clinical Advisory Group minutes: June 2024
Minutes from the meeting of the group on 19 June 2024.
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Progress against actions to respond quickly and effectively whenever homelessness happens
This annual report sets out the progress made in the last 12 months by national government, local government and third sector partners towards ending homelessness in Scotland.
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Women's health group: terms of reference
Terms of reference for the Women's Health Group.
- Part of:
- Women’s Health Group
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Part 3 – inclusive growth interventions
This paper seeks to illuminate tangible examples of inclusive growth in Scotland, with a view to translating successes even if small in scale and sharing learning to inform future improvements in delivery.
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