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Summary of the revised support offer from The Promise Scotland, and how it will be rolled out over time.

Briefing explaining the basics of Scotland's promise: to implement the recommendations of The Independent Care Review.

PowerPoint explaining the revised support offer from The Promise Scotland.

The Promise Scotland's report for the Scottish Government on how a national lifelong advocacy service can be scoped and developed.

Printable poster explaining the promise.

Printable poster explaining why voice is one of the five foundations of the promise.

Printable poster explaining why care is one of the five foundations of the promise.

Printable poster explaining why family is one of the five foundations of the promise.

Printable poster explaining why scaffolding is one of the five foundations of the promise.

Printable poster explaining why people are one of the five foundations of the promise.


Further resources

Promise Delivery Partners

When support around the promise is needed at a local level, a Promise Delivery Partner may be able to help.

Find out about the Promise Delivery Partners.

Other useful resources

If you can’t find what you’re looking for in this section of the website, you may find it in one of the sections below:

Oversight Board: Reports and minutes

Read publications from The Oversight Board around Scotland's progress in keeping the promise.

Plan 24-30

Plan 24-30 will set out the route to keeping the promise by 2030.

Hearings System Working Group

The Hearings System Working Group existed to bring change to The Children's Hearings System.

Plan 21-24

Plan 21-24 is the first plan to set out how Scotland can - by 2030 - keep its promise to care experienced children and young people.

Independent Care Review

The Independent Care Review found that Scotland’s current “care system” comes with a cost: to human lives, and to our country’s finances.