The Promise Scotland

The Promise Scotland

@thepromise.scot

The Promise Scotland supports those working in and around the 'care system' to create meaningful change, helping to ensure Scotland can #KeepThePromise by 2030.

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Yesterday Fiona Duncan, the Independent Strategic Advisor for the promise visited Angus, where she heard about the work that has gone into creating the right environments for children. Find out more about Fiona's work, including her most report into her local area visits, https://ow.ly/ZT485101Ggf

Fiona Duncan, the Independent Strategic Advisor for the promise has reached the halfway point in her visits around Scotland. Read her second report covering what she has heard, including joined up working, the importance of relationships, investment and more. https://ow.ly/oY095101pu6

This week we are celebrating all of Scotland's care experienced community! Care Experienced Week is the world's biggest celebration of children, young people and adults with experience of care.

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The promise only exists because of the courage of the care experienced community, calling for change, and sharing what needed to happen in the future, to ensure all Scotland’s children grow up loved, safe and respected.

This week we are celebrating all of Scotland's care experienced community! Care Experienced Week is the world's biggest celebration of children, young people and adults with experience of care.

Fiona Duncan, the Independent Strategic Advisor visited South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership, to hear about how their approach to planning has enabled services to get on and make changes.

Fiona Duncan, the Independent Strategic Advisor visited South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership yesterday, to hear about how their approach to planning has enabled services to get on and make changes.

Yesterday Fiona Duncan, Independent Strategic Advisor to the promise visited North Ayrshire Council where she heard about their determination to work collaboratively to keep the promise.

The Community of Practice for Siblings is the national network of connection and collaboration for all those who are passionate about nurturing lifelong, loving relationships between sisters and brothers, and those with similar sibling-like relationships.

Fiona Duncan the Independent Strategic Advisor - the promise, visited Clackmannanshire Council on Friday, where she heard about how their collaborative work and willingness to try something new is having an impact on how they are keeping the promise.

The Independent Strategic Advisor - the promise has published her advice on how Scotland can move from long-standing ambition for prevention to a practical system for making different decisions about policy, money, data, & delivery in pursuit of shared outcomes. Read more: https://ow.ly/PtU050ZWkNk

Plan 24-30 has two key & linked parts, the route maps and the Promise Story of Progress. New updates made to the website make these easier to find & navigate between. You can now also search by topic & organisation to help you find the information you need. Check it out ➡️ https://ow.ly/CuAj50ZWllC

Fiona Duncan, Independent Strategic Advisor – the promise, is visiting West Dunbartonshire Council today to hear from children, young people, families, and care experienced adults, alongside those working to support them, about progress to keep the promise. Find out more: https://ow.ly/tEXT50ZWa4O

The Oversight Board for the promise have published their fourth report. They report that Scotland must move with greater urgency & a determined focus on what changes experiences to deliver the promise in people’s lives not just on paper. Find out more in Report FOUR here: https://ow.ly/NCXB50ZUPPK

Fiona Duncan, Independent Strategic Advisor - the promise, had a slightly different catch up with Orkney Islands Council, after her flight was unable to land. She will rearrange her visit, so she can meet people with the people the promise was made to.

The Oversight Board have published their fourth report. They report that children experiencing care at home cannot yet rely consistently on support identified as necessary being available when it's needed & sustained for as long as required. Learn what must change in Report FOUR: ow.ly/Ssph50ZTzx5

The Oversight Board report in their newly published Report FOUR that progress to keep the promise has been made, with improved structures, clearer plans and changes in delivery but that this now needs to be felt much more in real life. Find out more in Report FOUR here: https://ow.ly/G0YG50ZTA2h

A new section on our website will bring together published Advice Notes, reports & other outputs from the Independent Strategic Advisor, Fiona Duncan, to help make the evidence & issues she is identifying & progress and barriers to keeping the promise more visible. 👉 https://ow.ly/A9Zr50ZTplB

The Oversight Board’s Report FOUR found that there are individuals, teams, & organisations showing every day that progress to keep the promise is possible. But they also report more must be done to ensure Scotland has enough skilled people with the time and support required to do their jobs well.⬇️

The Oversight Board for the promise’s fourth report shows that progress has been made to keep the promise, with improved structures, clearer plans and changes in delivery but that this now needs to be felt much more in people’s lives. Read more in Report FOUR here: https://ow.ly/YUge50ZSlNa

The Oversight Board for the promise have published their fourth report. They found that for too many, change to keep the promise has already come too slowly. But they also report that the promise remains Scotland’s clearest opportunity to turn commitment into real change in people’s life.⬇️

The Oversight Board for the promise have published their fourth report. They found that progress has been made to keep the promise, with improved structures, clearer plans and changes in delivery but this now needs to be felt much more in real life. Read Report FOUR here: https://ow.ly/ZLCT50ZSkLz

The Oversight Board has published their fourth report. They report that the promise remains Scotland’s clearest opportunity to turn commitment into change and this is the time to move faster, with greater urgency and a determined focus on what improves people’s lives. ➡️ ow.ly/vP1g50ZSiXK

Fiona Duncan, Independent Strategic Advisor - the promise, recently visited Dumfries and Galloway Council where she learned more about their approach to designing and delivering services through listening with intent to the experiences of children, young people, families and care experienced adults.

The Independent Strategic Advisor - the promise, Fiona Duncan, visited @eastrencouncil.bsky.social to hear more about their commitment to keeping the promise and learn about the different initiatives designed by children and young people to ensure the promise becomes a reality in their community.

Learn more about Fiona's series of local area catch ups here➡️ ow.ly/sM5q50ZNOIM Or find out more about the work happening in Moray to keep the promise in our learning story on their co-designed framework to embed a rights-based approach around relationships here👇 ow.ly/CxuW50ZPMAr

ow.lyMoray Council’s new framework on a rights-based approach around relationshipsA learning story focusing on Moray Council's framework, created through co-design as part of the Maintaining Relationships project.

The Independent Strategic Advisor - the promise, Fiona Duncan recently visited Aberdeen City Council as a part of her series of visits across Scotland to hear from children, young people, families, care experienced adults and those that support them about progress to keep the promise.

Since the promise was made, people and organisations across Scotland have been working to bring about the transformative change the Independent Care Review demands. Their learning stories can help you as part of your journey.

This story highlights the Family Compass test of change which explored whether children, young people, parents, & carers could be more meaningfully involved in certain meetings through chairing or co-chairing. Find out some of the key learning to take into your own work here 👉 ow.ly/b4O250ZOi9s

Last week, Fiona Duncan, Independent Strategic Advisor, visited South Lanarkshire Council and learned more about their work to keep the promise and how their Champs Board helps to ensure what is most important to children, young people, families and care experienced adults stays at the heart.