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Fraser McKinlay, who works with The Promise Scotland on the 'Using Money Differently' work programme, explores what it means to create budgets to #keepthepromise.

Beth Anne Logan, former Co-Chair at The Independent Care Review, writes about what it means for councillors to CONNECT with care-experienced children and families.

The Promise Scotland is pleased to see that the Scottish Government has delivered on our calls for a single implementation plan.

Collected responses to consultations don’t always throw up simple answers. And so it has been with the Scottish Government consultation on the proposed National Care Service.

The Promise Scotland is appalled by the report outlining the abuse and ill treatment of children and young people at Howdenhall and St Katharine’s residential school.

The Hearing System Working Group has spent time scoping the Issues List as it works toward creating detailed proposals for redesigning the System.

Today is Care Day, a global celebration of the successes and achievements of children and young people with experience of care.

Response to Scottish Government consultation on placements into Scottish residential care when a Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards order has been granted in England or Wales.

Last Tuesday, 1st February, Scottish Government published 1,098 responses to its consultation on the National Care Service.

If Scotland wants to #KeepThePromise, there must be an open and honest conversation about how, where, and when money is spent.