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National Care Service - social work: contextual paper
Describes the current status of social work in Scotland. It is part of a collection of papers, setting out key information about social care and related areas in Scotland linked to the development of the National Care Service.
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- National Care Service
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National Care Service evidence paper: children's social services - easy read
This easy read summary provides an overview of social services provided to children and families in Scotland. It forms one of a collection of contextual papers about social care and related areas in Scotland.
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- National Care Service
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Best Start Foods - evaluation: annex B - qualitative research
Qualitative research supporting the findings from the evaluation of Best Start Foods.
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Scottish Child Payment - interim evaluation: annex B - qualitative research
Qualitative research supporting the findings from the interim evaluation of Scottish Child Payment.
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Scottish Child Payment: interim evaluation
Findings from the interim evaluation of Scottish Child Payment.
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Education Outcomes for Looked After Children 2020/21
Information on attainment, leaver destinations, attendance and exclusions for school leavers in Scotland who were looked after during the 2020/21 school year.
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- Children's social work statistics
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Improving our understanding of child poverty in rural and island Scotland: research
Building on the "Poverty in rural Scotland: evidence review" (December 2021), SRUC were commissioned to undertake the research project, “Improving our understanding of child poverty in rural and island Scotland”.
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Tackling child poverty - fourth year progress report 2021 to 2022: annex A - measurement framework
Measurement framework with the latest data on the drivers of child poverty. The 23 indicators in the child poverty measurement framework are intended to monitor these drivers of poverty. They form part of a wider monitoring and evaluation strategy.
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Decisions influencing early learning and childcare use: understanding social policies and social contexts
Study commissioned by the Scottish Government to explore the factors that may influence and the lived experiences of parents’ and carers’ decisions on the use of funded early learning and childcare (ELC) use in Scotland.
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Universal Health Visiting Pathway evaluation: phase 1 report - routine data analysis - baseline outcomes
The Universal Health Visiting Pathway was introduced in Scotland in 2015 to refocus the approach to health visiting. This is the third report of four that provides findings of the national evaluation of Health Visiting. It focuses on baseline outcomes prior to the introduction of the pathway.