We are excited to share that the ‘Permanently Progressing Middle Childhood’ (Phase 2) Research is here. Following the same cohort of children, Phase 2 (2020-2024) is revisiting the children in middle childhood to see where they are and how they are doing. Practitioners will be interested in the key findings, please click here to read and …
Throughout June 2024, AFKA Scotland undertook focus groups with kinship carers and kinship practitioners from across Scotland to find out more about the challenges of caring for kin in a digital world and how supports might be improved for kinship carers. On 21st August between 10.00am and 12.30pm, the University of Edinburgh will host a …
On 25th June 2024 the Siblings Community of Practice, was hosted by Siblings Reunited (STAR) in Fife to launch AFKA Scotland’s Evaluation report of the service; we were joined by approximately 60 people from around the country working towards Scotland Getting It Right for Brothers and Sisters as the Promise demands. The principal messages from the …
Nurturing lifelong, loving relationships between brothers and sisters and those with sibling-like relationships is a core aspect of The Promise. The Community of Practice for Siblings is a welcoming network of connection and collaboration for those who are passionate about this agenda across Scotland. Siblings Reunited and AFKA Scotland look forward to welcoming the Community …
AFKA Scotland has been approached by Renfrewshire Council to provide some evaluation support during the development of their Birth Connections Project. This project will continue until December 2023.
