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What and how you eat and drink can affect your mood, concentration and energy levels. 🥑🥛 Looking after your mental health includes eating well. 🍴 Read more on diet and mental health: bit.ly/3GAWTJM

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Our annually updated practice guide has 17 sections spanning a range of different subjects – supporting practitioners, researchers, educators and policy makers with an in depth understanding of youth justice in Scotland today. Section 1 gives an overview of the legislative and

Section 2 of the youth justice Practice Guide sets the scene for all the partner organisations that play a role in protecting children in Scotland. We'll be sharing each section of the guidance on our social channels - so please re-post to your networks to help this resource

Following recent changes to the disclosure system brought into place on the 1st of April 2025, Clan Childlaw have created a briefing paper which explains the way in which convictions picked up during childhood will be dealt with for the purposes of disclosure:

“Participation is not about giving young people a voice. They already have that. Participation is about letting children and young people’s voices have real weight.” More on supporting and encouraging young people to participate in our Practice Guide. Read it at our website

Section 5 of the youth justice Practice Guide provides an overview of the different causes and types of childhood adversity, aiming to raise awareness of its relevance to youth justice practice. Read it here: cycj.org.uk/resource/youth…

Professionals working with children and young people in conflict with the law play a crucial role in mental health support. Their work in prevention, early intervention, and care planning can make a significant difference. Read more in our Practice Guide: cycj.org.uk/resource/youth…

Since the implementation of Getting It Right For Every Child (GIRFEC) in 2006, the youth justice landscape has changed significantly. Section 9 of our Practice Guide covers key theories and methods for practitioners working with young people 👇 buff.ly/rkhlQfQ

Today is National Day of Remembrance for Honour Killings & New Domestic Abuse Act,

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The Dame Nicole Jacobs’s latest report reveals that critical recommendations from Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs) are routinely ignored, delayed or never actioned. DHRs exist to honour those who have been killed, hold perpetrators accountable, and prevent future harm. However,

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