News archive for November 2018
Centre of Excellence to open in East Renfrewshire
We’re delighted to announce that our Centre of Excellence to protect and support children who become victims or witnesses of crime is to open in East Renfrewshire later this year.
Scottish parents and carers believe their child’s emotional wellbeing should be at the top of the curriculum, according to Children 1st national survey.
Our national survey, conducted over social media, found that most parents and carers think that schools must make space for friendships, feelings and fun as they continue to re-open to more children.
Children 1st comment on the final report into sexual abuse in Scottish football
Mary Glasgow, Chief Executive Children 1st, which runs Safeguarding in Sport in partnership with sportscotland comments on the Final Independent Report.
Children 1st reaffirms commitment to the Promise
We are reaffirming our commitment to support families and transform systems to #KeepthePromise.
February news for corporate partners
The February update from the fundraising team about what's happening at Children 1st and how you can get involved.
Parents and carers survey – make your views heard
Children 1st Parents and carers survey - what support do your children need to return to school?
UN child rights expert joins drive to transform Scottish justice and care for children, funded thanks to players of People's Postcode Lottery
Internationally renowned child protection expert joins the drive to create the UK’s first ‘Child’s House for Healing’ - a project funded thanks to players of People's Postcode Lottery.
January news for corporate partners
The January update from the fundraising team about what's happening at Children 1st and how you can get involved.
Why it's time to re-design to help our children recover
With the Holyrood elections planned for May, we are supporting Children in Scotland’s call for cross party support for and investment in the Scottish Barnahus model.
Supporting families through a second lockdown
As we move into a second lockdown, Children 1st Director of Children and Family Services, Linda Jardine, reflects on what we have learned and how we are continuing to support children and families across Scotland.
Thoughtful young people get creative to support Scotland's children
Lucy Kernahan and her friends Nina and Sophie from Glasgow have set up their own business to raise money for Children 1st
Children 1st has been a lifeline for families in North Ayrshire
Children 1st has been a lifeline for families in North Ayrshire.