News
December 3, 2019
Latest waiting time figures highlight need for transformational change to tackle child mental health crisis
The Scottish Children's Services Coalition responds to the latest NHS waiting time figures for mental health treatment, calling for a transformational change in services to tackle the current mental health crisis.
In a letter to the media marking World Mental Health Day, the Scottish Children's Services Coalition comments on the need for greater prevention and early intervention to improve mental health.
News
September 6, 2019
Latest waiting time figures highlight need for urgent action to tackle child mental health crisis
The Scottish Children's Services Coalition responds to latest NHS waiting time figures for mental health treatment, calling for a greater focus on prevention and early intervention.
News
August 28, 2019
Care experienced children mustn’t be ignored
Writing in The Scotsman, Niall Kelly from coalition member Young Foundations highlights the Justice for Children project and the ongoing work being done to ensure that no child should be left behind.
News
July 5, 2019
Change is needed in the care system
Writing in The Scotsman, Duncan Dunlop from coalition member, Who Cares? Scotland highlights the need for transformational change when it comes to reforming the care system.
News
June 4, 2019
Latest waiting time figures highlight need for radical transformation of child mental health services
The Scottish Children's Services Coalition calls for a renewed focus on prevention and early intervention as latest figures highlight the NHS in Scotland is failing to meet mental health treatment times.
News
May 15, 2019
Coalition welcomes review by Scottish Government of legally binding pupil support plans
The Scottish Children's Services Coalition welcomes the announcement of a Scottish Government review of legally binding co-ordinated support plans.
News
May 13, 2019
Mental Health Awareness Week launches
Letter to the media - the Scottish Children's Services marks Mental Health Awareness Week by calling for more care and support to be made available to those with dissatisfaction over their body image before this potentially escalates into more serious mental health disorders.
News
April 22, 2019
The number of pupils identified with autism, dyslexia and other conditions has increased dramatically, reinforcing calls for greater support
The Scottish Children’s Services Coalition calls for greater resourcing to support children and young people with additional support needs as new figures highlight dramatic increases in conditions.
Writing in The Herald, Lynn Bell from coalition member, LOVE learning, marks Autism Awareness Week by highlighting the challenges faced by those with autism and that while much has been achieved in raising awareness, there is still much more to be done.
