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- The Promise Scotland heard consistent support from advocacy providers that access to advocacy for care experienced children, adults and families should be underpinned by Scots law. This could both: establish advocacy as a statutory right, and identify specific points where care experienced children, adults and families must be informed of it.
thepromise.scot/resources/2024/briefing-scoping-delivering-an-advocacy-service.pdf
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In 2022, The Scottish Government committed to support The Promise Scotland in scoping a national lifelong advocacy service for care experienced people and their families. As a result, The Promise Scotland developed a report around this in December 2023.
- Scoping and delivering a national lifelong advocacy service ...
Promise Scotland is proposing a four phased approach to...
- Scoping and delivering a national lifelong advocacy service ...
Promise Scotland is proposing a four phased approach to implementation. The phases include some suggestions about how to consider and operationalise a national lifelong advocacy service in the context of other interconnected and interlinked work relating to independent advocacy in Scotland.
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Just over two years ago the Independent Care Review published The Promise and in February 2020 the Scottish Government signed up to the actions set out within it. Keeping The Promise requires us to join up across our Government policies and actions and to work with our partners to bring transformational change. Change that places love and relations...
The Promise Scotland was established in March 2021 with a dual responsibility of oversight of progress towards Scotland's commitment to Keep The Promise and to provide support for its delivery by leading, collaborating, and driving change. The proposed and planned work is detailed in Plan 21-24, Change Programme ONEand on The Promise Scotland websi...
It is clear that the Scottish Government is one of the organisations that is required to lead from the front. While operational change rightly must take place at a local level, the Scottish Government in partnership with the Scottish Parliament holds a number of the key levers to change. To reflect this approach, this Plan will provide a framework ...
This Implementation Plan identifies commitments across multiple portfolios which both individually and collectively support change. Some are however key. 1. We will invest £500 million over the course of this Parliamentary session,beginning with£50 million in financial year 2022-23, in preventative spend through the Whole Family Wellbeing Fund.This...
While our commitment to Keep The Promise extends to 2030 and this Implementation Plan provides commitments up to that point, the primary focus at this stage is delivery of The Promise Scotland's Plan 21-24. Our work will continue to evolve as we deliver the commitments and actions identified, and this Implementation Plan may be refreshed to meet Pl...
The Scottish Government's Office of the Chief Designer is working in partnership with The Promise Scotland to develop a participatory opportunity for those collaborating on service redesign across the operating landscape of care in Scotland – The Promise Design School. The Promise Design School works to embed the Scottish Approach to Service Design...
Sep 19, 2024 · Since 2022, The Promise Scotland have undertaken and completed work to scope a national lifelong advocacy service for care experienced people and families with care experience. The outcome of this work was submitted in a report to Ministers in December 2023, and was published on The Promise Scotland website in February 2024.
Apr 22, 2024 · In its report, The Promise sets out how Scotland could scope and develop a national lifelong advocacy service for care experienced people and their families. CAPS, alongside other advocacy providers, fed into this report based on our experiences delivering Children’s Hearings Advocacy.
Feb 29, 2024 · The Promise has published its latest report on how to create nationwide lifelong advocacy for care experienced people, one of the key pledges from the Independent Care Review. The paper, published in February 2024 recommends a four stage approach to delivery which will have implications for those currently delivering throughcare and aftercare ...
Mar 30, 2022 · We will support The Promise Scotland to scope a national lifelong advocacy service for care experienced people and their families. Chapter 9. 2022
