Caring for their disabled child impacts on parents' ability to work
Sarah Jackson, Chief Executive of charity Working Families discusses barriers to employment for parents who have a disabled child.
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Have a look here Sign up for our newsletterSarah Jackson, Chief Executive of charity Working Families discusses barriers to employment for parents who have a disabled child.
A Children in Scotland project worked in partnership with local communities and schools to provide over 4,000 places for children, parents and carers over the summer holidays.
In this blog, Clare Simpson, PAS manager, looks at what two-year-olds need from early learning and childcare.
Just as in the early years, young people need secure attachments and supportive relationships to flourish.
This Parenting across Scotland (PAS) and the Scottish Centre for Conflict Resolution (SCCR) seminar explored how these compassionate connections are crucial for the health, happiness and the well being of all young people.
Presentations on the day from:
Naomi Eisenstadt, Senior Research Fellow at University of Oxford and Trustee at Save the Children.
John McAteer, Scottish collaboration for public health research and policy (SCPHRP)
Michael Shanks, Includem
View all the presentations on our YouTube channel
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