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Response to social media curfews for 16- and 17-year olds
Commenting on the UK Government announcement of social media curfews for 16- and 17-year olds, Mary Glasgow, Chief Executive, Children...
Young people supported by Children First’s Ayrshire Bairns Hoose launch new research on anniversary of UNCRC
Two years ago, the UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act came into force, marking a historic step forward for children’s rights in...
First Minister announces £2 million investment in Children First support line
Thousands more children and families across Scotland will be able to access practical, emotional and financial support through the Children...
Play is every child's right
On 5 August, we celebrate Playday – a chance to recognise the power of play in helping children grow, connect...
Safe Sport Day 2026: A Day in the Life
To mark Safe Sport Day on 8 August, Jacqueline Wilson from our Case Management Support Service (CMSS) shares a day...
Celebrating the impact of the energy redress fund
Children First was delighted to welcome Mark McAllister, Chair of Ofgem and Mike Thornton, Chief Executive of Energy Saving Trust...
Philip and Leon's story
Philip is a kinship carer to his grandson Leon. A Children First family support worker was concerned about the family's...
Children First offers ‘lifeline’ support for parents and carers across Scotland
As children across Scotland head back to school, Children First is reminding parents and carers that support is available now...
A lifeline during a very difficult time
Mum Laura* who was recently helped by Children First’s support line shares her story. “My experience of accessing Children’s First...
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