The Promise Scotland will be closed from 24 December to 3 January 2025. If you need urgent help, you can find support resources at https://lnkd.in/e3jpsUMy. Any other messages will be addressed as soon as possible from Monday, 6 January 2025. The team wishes you a great holiday break.
The Promise Scotland
Public Policy
The Promise Scotland works to support and drive the meaningful change needed for Scotland to #KeepThePromise by 2030.
About us
In February 2020 the Independent Care Review called for a radical overhaul of Scotland’s ‘care system’ publishing for the first time, the human and economic cost of the current provision and its failures. Unprecedented in scope, methodology and model, the Care Review listened to more than 5,500 experiences. Over half of those were children and young people with experience of the ‘care system’, adults who have lived in care and their families. The rest came from the unpaid and paid workforce. The Promise is the body responsible for implementing this work and will oversee the delivery of change, as envisaged by the Care Review, and demanded by generations of voices of care experienced people and their families.
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http://www.thepromise.scot
External link for The Promise Scotland
- Industry
- Public Policy
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Edinburgh
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2020
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Edinburgh, GB
Employees at The Promise Scotland
Updates
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Work to #KeepThePromise is constantly evolving. The Promise Progress Framework brings together data from across multiple sources into one place, to tell a more contextual and expansive story of Scotland’s progress. Find out more about what this means for organisations here: https://ow.ly/IVY650UrX9y.
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The Promise Progress Framework looks at aligning data under 10 key areas taken directly from the promise to set out the vision for where Scotland must be in 2030. This allows anyone working to #KeepThePromise to align their own reporting, measure change, and see where more progress is needed. Learn more about what this means for you and your organisation here: https://ow.ly/IVY650UrX9y.
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The Promise Story of Progress seeks to address the disconnect between what matters to children, young people, and families and the recorded data, to tell a more rounded story of the progress being made towards keeping the promise. The Promise Progress Framework is the first step to doing this, by providing the structure and setting out clear visions, outcomes, and indicators. Learn more about how you are your organisation can be a part of the story here: https://ow.ly/IVY650UrX9y.
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Join the Community of Practice for Siblings in the new year for a morning of learning, sharing, and connecting with others. This session will explore resources and hear stories about nurturing sibling and sibling-like relationships across Scotland. Sibling-like bonds of loving friendship and sibling relationships in the context of adoption will be key themes in the discussion. Learn more and sign up here: https://lnkd.in/ePnDNqpM
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The Promise Progress Framework is part of wider work to tell The Promise Story of Progress, nationally, organisationally, and in the lives of care experienced children, young people, and families. This framework was developed by The Promise Scotland, Scottish Government, and COSLA but it is for everyone working to #KeepThePromise. Find out how you can be a part of the story here: https://ow.ly/IVY650UrX9y.
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The Promise Progress Framework is now LIVE. The Promise Progress Framework provides a structure for collecting data to better understand and track progress towards keeping the promise. This allows organisations to better align and support the change needed for Scotland to #KeepThePromise by 2030. Find out what this means for you and your organisation here: https://ow.ly/IVY650UrX9y.
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Read the most recent edition of the Community of Practice for Siblings Newsletter to learn more about working happening across Scotland to #KeepThePromise to brothers and sisters and those with sibling-like relationships: https://ow.ly/q28750UsoAK Sign up here to receive future editions and event update: https://ow.ly/AFWE50Uq0bn
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Join The Promise Scotland on 15 January for the first Promise Online Session focused on voice and transitions from care. This is the first in a series of online events to explore the 25 themes of Plan 24-30. Click the link to learn more and register today: https://ow.ly/4COX50UiTYH
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Join The Promise Scotland for the first Promise Online Session focussed on the Plan 24-30 foundation Voice and the experiences of children and young people transitioning from care. Click the link to learn more and register today: https://ow.ly/7C9E50UiTSy
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