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3. Health and Social Care Support
Unpaid care is vital to how social care is provided in Scotland, and the value of the dedication and expertise of carers cannot be overstated. This strategy sets out a range of actions to ensure they are supported fully in a joined up and cohesive
- Part of:
- National carers strategy
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Annex 1: Background Information
Paper discussing the data and evidence on young carers and young adult carers in Scotland.
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3. Chapter 3: Carers' Employment, Health and Finance
This report brings together statistical analysis and research on caring. The report is intended to provide a useful source of information for carer's organisations, policy makers, local authorities and anyone who is a carer or knows someone who is a
- Part of:
- Scotland's Carers
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7. Annex A – Action Plan
Unpaid care is vital to how social care is provided in Scotland, and the value of the dedication and expertise of carers cannot be overstated. This strategy sets out a range of actions to ensure they are supported fully in a joined up and cohesive
- Part of:
- National carers strategy
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Carers Census, Scotland, 2021-22
Third publication of the Carers Census, covering unpaid carers being supported by local services across Scotland in 2021-22.
- Part of:
- Health and social care analysis
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Young carers: review of research and data
Paper discussing the data and evidence on young carers and young adult carers in Scotland.
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School education statistics: privacy notices
Information for pupils, teachers and parents about data collected and processed by the Scottish Government including why it is needed, our data policy and individuals’ data protection rights.
- Part of:
- School education statistics
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Annex 1: De-duplication of Carer Census Records
Third publication of the Carers Census, covering unpaid carers being supported by local services across Scotland in 2021-22.
- Part of:
- Carers Census, Scotland, 2021-22
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Footnotes
This is evidence of the equality impact assessment (EQIA) that was carried out prior to the publication of the National Carers Strategy.
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Footnotes
Unpaid care is vital to how social care is provided in Scotland, and the value of the dedication and expertise of carers cannot be overstated. This strategy sets out a range of actions to ensure they are supported fully in a joined up and cohesive
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