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Sport can look different for everyone
David Black, Service Manager in the Children First Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport Team, considers what can be done...
Bairns Hoose changes lives of 270 children and families
In total 169 children and 109 members of their family have received life-changing support from the charity Children First through...
First Minister's Programme for Government
Mary Glasgow, chief executive of Children First said: “We welcome the Scottish Government’s commitment to tackling child poverty, but we...
Death of 17-year-old Jonathan Beadle at Polmont YOI
Children 1st response to death of 17-year-old Jonathan Beadle at Polmont Young Offenders Institution Children 1st Chief Executive, Mary Glasgow,...
Family Group Decision Making international learning event
Pictured left to right: Linda Jardine from Children First with FGDM experts Paul Reddiex, Paul Nixon, Cathy Ashley OBE and...
Governments must make six crucial commitments to protect children
Scotland’s national children’s charity has warned child poverty is being “normalised” as the charity releases six key calls to all...
Incorporation of the UNCRC into Scottish law
Commenting on the UNCRC (Scotland) act coming into law, Children 1st Chief Executive Mary Glasgow said: “The UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland)...
Rise in number of families affected by two-child cap
Mary Glasgow, chief executive of Children 1st said: “The new Prime Minister must urgently abandon the two-child cap policy. In...
What UNCRC incorporation in Scottish law means for children
Children 1st Policy Manager, Lily Humphreys has written about what the incorporation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights...
University of Dundee study on adverse childhood experiences
Comment on The University of Dundee study which shows that adverse childhood experiences put children at higher risk of developing...
New Prime Minister must not squander children's futures
Congratulations to new Prime Minister Kier Starmer, we ask him to prioritise actions that put the needs of children first such as tackling child poverty and protecting them from online harm.
Children 1st welcomes Promise Plan 24 - 30
Plan 24- 30 is a crucial step in the journey to keep the Promise
Children 1st welcome the passage of the UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill
Children 1st has welcomed the passage of the UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill in the Scottish Parliament today.
Can you support children’s football dreams in East Lothian?
Donate to our latest Crowdfunder and help more children in East Lothian grow their skills and confidence, by taking part in Children 1st’s Impact Football initiative.
A wholehearted commitment to keep the Promise.
With the anniversary of the publication of the Independent Care Review, known as ‘The Promise’ on 5th February, Mary Glasgow,...
Register now for Children 1st’s Family Group Decision Making training
Children 1st, in partnership with Robert Gordon University is offering in-person comprehensive SCQF level 9 certified training in Family Group...
National Bairns Hoose Standards
Following the publication of the National Bairns Hoose Standards for Scotland Mary Glasgow, Chief Executive at Children 1st, commented: "The...
Children 1st respond to the publication of the Scottish Parliament’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee inquiry into the health and wellbeing of children and young people
Responding to the publication of the Scottish Parliament’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee inquiry into the health and wellbeing...