Our vision is for Scotland to become a world leader in the care and support of these children and young people.
We aim to achieve this through campaigning for a wide range of high-quality, well-resourced and quickly accessible services, tailored to their individual needs.
Our members, between them, deliver specialist care and education services to children and young people with additional support needs.
They also provide independent advocacy, advice and representation to care experienced children and young people.
Our letter to the media highlighting the need for greater support after a recorded increase in the proportion of school leavers with ASN not in 'positive destinations'.
New waiting time figures covering the quarter from January to March 2017 indicate that four of 14 health boards failed to meet a Scottish Government waiting time target for access by children and young people to specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).
Our letter to the media welcoming the announcement of the members of the independent care review group.
Sophie Pilgrim, Director of Kindred, member of the SCSC, writes for Friends of the Scotsman on why Scotland's mental health strategy is intelligent and far-reaching.
