Resources
All Research Report's
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Digital Lives of Care Experienced Children
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Staying Connected: Cyber-enabled and cyber-dependent offences among 12-15 year olds referred to the Children’s Reporter
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Staying Connected: Care-experienced children and young people with a sibling in prison or secure care
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Children aged 12 to 15 years involved in offending
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Development and Piloting of a Children’s Disability Toolkit
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CSOs Report 7 – Educational attendance and offending outcomes
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Sexual exploitation of children involved in the Children’s Hearings System’
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CSOs Report 1 – Residence and contact conditions
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CSOs Report 2 – Wellbeing outcomes
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CSOs Report 3 – Care planning and interventions
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CSOs Report 4 – Trust and relationships
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CSOs Report 5 – Decision making
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CSOs Report 6 – Views and experiences
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CSOs Report 7 – Summary Briefing Paper
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Contact Decisions in the Children’s Hearings System
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Complexity in the lives of looked after children and their families in Scotland: 2003 to 2016
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An exploration of ethnic minority communities
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16 and 17 year olds in the Children’s Hearings System
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Supporting Sibling Relationships of Children in Permanent Fostering and Adoptive Families
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The next steps towards Better Hearings
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Pilot Hearing Room Evaluation Report
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Children and Families Survey 2016
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Care and Permanence – children assessed as at risk at or before birth
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Hearing Scotland’s Children
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Young people’s views on decisions, services and outcomes
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Criminal Advice and Remittals to the Children’s Hearings System
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Evaluation report – pilot Hearing room
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National survey of Children and families in the Children’s Hearings System 2012/13
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It’s All About Change Report
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Children whose first Supervision Requirements or Orders are at home with their parent(s)
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Children’s Reporter Decision Making
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Child Protection Orders – published July 2015
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SCRA’s Children and Families Survey 2015
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Well-being of supported young people in Scotland
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Permanence Planning for Looked After Children
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Permanence Planning for Looked After Children – supplementary report
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Background and outcomes for children aged 8-11 years old