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ALT Illustration of a figure standing up on a ramp with a megaphone and a speech bubble making a statement. Text above reads "On this day of celebration, coming just over five years since the promise was made to the care community, we send out love and good wishes to all care experienced children, young people, adults, and their friends, family and supporters. We never cease to be humbled by the many special people involved in a community we are proud to both stand alongside and be a part of".
ALT Logo for International Day of Persons with Disabilities which is a four colourful hands encircling a blue circle. It looks like people putting their arms around a person in an embrace.
ALT Children and young people in the Hearings System with dedicated advocates feel: supported - by having a trusted person who can speak for them. confident - more prepared, less worried and more in control ahead of speaking at the Hearing. they can access support - at school, in health services, with social activities and legally
ALT As we work to Keep the Promise by 2030, it is so important that we recognise the value of adoption. I am delighted that we are publishing our Adoption Vision Statement today during Adoption Week, which celebrates the positive role of adoption across Scotland. "Our vision is for adoption to continue to evolve to be open and responsive, with the wellbeing and interests of our children and young people at its heart. Our statement sets out priorities to help achieve this." Quote attributed to Minister for Children, Young People and The Promise Natalie Don-Innes
ALT Carers Rights Day. Financial support for unpaid carers
ALT Happy Diwali message in purple text on a yellow background including a lamp and decorative patterns
ALT This image is a bright and celebratory graphic for #UnitedNationsDay, featuring a bold blue background. At the top, the hashtag "#UnitedNationsDay" is centred in white text. Below, the text "79th anniversary of the UN Charter" is displayed in black, with a minimalist style. The lower left corner showcases a blend of the United Nations logo with Scotland's flag, representing the connection between the UN and Scotland's commitment to children's rights. On the right side, there are colourful icons symbolizing children, play, and global themes, reinforcing the focus on youth and international unity.
ALT Classroom of care experienced New Scots learning English
ALT Council and Health and Social Care colleagues at recent Saltcoats Library drop in about Care Experienced young people
ALT In the bottom right corner, a cartoon plate with a sad face is depicted. To the left, the text reads: “Children and young people with experience of poverty must be involved in shaping and advising what supports they need. Their priorities should be reflected in plans and resources committed accordingly.”