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Fetal alcohol harm: How to identify and support children with FASD

It is estimated that around 10,000 children and young people (0-17) across Scotland have been harmed by exposure to alcohol during pregnancy. The brain damage common to all people having FASD will not go way -- and neither will the need to better understand and assist them. Find out what has been learned about what kinds of help seem to make a positive difference at home, at pre-school/school and in the community. Bring your experiences or ideas about what it might mean to improve the wellbeing of those having FASD and their parents, siblings and classmates.

Date(s): 9/2/2012
Venue: The Friends Meeting House in Edinburgh
Duration: Half-day (afternoon)

Costs:
Free place (Children in Scotland Members only: £0.00
Non-members: £25.00

This event cannot be booked - Sold Out. You may still register your interest in future events
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Additional Support for Learning: sharing the lessons learned across Scotland
Enquire Annual Conference in partnership with East Lothian Council
Starting in 2012, the Scottish Parliament requires an annual report from Scottish Ministers in order to monitor the implementation of the Additional Support for Learning Act. The mandatory information includes four components: 1) the number of children and young people with additional support needs; 2) the main factors giving rise to those additional support needs; 3) the types of support provided; and, 4) the cost of providing that support.

A vital consideration following this reporting will be what we know about the positive difference being made by additional support for learning and how we can better demonstrate that difference. As an annual gathering of key people connected to additional support for learning across Scotland, the Enquire conference intends to spark ideas and actions that will further the understanding and appreciation of practice in the field.


Date(s): 8/3/2012
Venue: in Musselburgh
Duration: Full-day

Costs:
Member - individual/small voluntary agency - EARLY BIRD RATE: £125.00
Member - statutory bodies/large voluntary agencies/organisations - EARLY BIRD RATE: £160.00
Non-Member - individual/small voluntary agency - EARLY BIRD RATE: £160.00
Non-Member - EARLY BIRD RATE: £195.00

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Supporting Fathers from the Start



This free event will provide a forum for practitioners from different backgrounds to share their experiences of working with fathers and male carers, and learn about new and developing approaches being used when providing support to families.


Date(s): 14/03/2012
Venue: in Edinburgh
Duration: Full-day

Costs:
Free : £0.00

This event cannot be booked - Sold Out. You may still register your interest in future events
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Life Changes: supporting transitions
Children in Europe 2012 Conference
The conference will provide an unparalleled opportunity to hear from policy makers and practitioners from around Europe on how to improve transitions across the following areas:

  • challenges around leaving home into services
  • the role and relationship of parents and carers in successful transitions
  • school readiness and the transition from nursery to primary
  • workforce development
  • transitions and the effect for multi-agency working


Date(s): 20/03/2012
Venue: Gailes Hotel in North Ayrshire
Duration: Full-day

Costs:
Delegate rate (early bird): £171.00
Discounted rate: non-member individuals and small organisations (early bird): £144.00
Discounted rate: member statutory and large voluntary organisations (early bird): £144.00
Discounted rate: member individuals and small organisations (early bird): £117.00

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Coming of Age: transitions to adulthood

This half day seminar will explore key policy issues around transitions in young adulthood, including

  • Young people in and leaving care
  • Homelessness and independent tenancies
  • Young people with disabilities moving into adulthood
  • Employment


Full programme to be announced shortly.


Date(s): 21/03/2012
Venue: Gailes Hotel in North Ayrshire
Duration: Half-day (morning)

Costs:
Delegate rate (early bird): £81.00
Discounted rate: non-member individuals and small organisations (early bird): £67.50
Discounted rate: member statutory and large voluntary organisations (early bird): £67.50
Discounted rate: member individuals and small organisations (early bird): £54.00

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