The Scottish Children’s Services Coalition Publications Archives - The Scottish Children’s Services Coalition

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Archives

Response to the Scottish Parliament’s inquiry into the impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable children (30th April 2020)

Publications

Response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the presumption of mainstreaming (9th February 2018)

Publications

Manifesto for the Scottish Local Authority Elections, 2017

Publications

Scottish Parliament Election Manifesto, 2016

Publications

SCSC letter to the Cabinet Secretary for Fair Work, Skills and Training regarding under represented groups in Modern Apprenticeships
(15th May 2015)

Publications

SCSC briefing to MSPs in advance of Scottish Government debate on Scottish Apprenticeship Week, held on 13th May
(12th May 2015)

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SCSC briefing to MSPS in advance of Member’s Debate on educational psychologists, to be held on Thursday 29th January
(28th January)

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Response from Cabinet Secretary for Health to our letter calling for additional health funding in Autumn Statement to be spent on mental health
(8th January 2015)

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SCSC briefing to MSPs in advance of Scottish Government debate on mental health, to be held on Tuesday 6th January
(5th January 2015)

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Letter to Cabinet Secretary for Health calling for additional health funding in Autumn Statement to be spent on mental health
(4th December 2014)

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