Who Cares? Scotland project wins national campaign award
Kenny Murray is recognized at the National Campaigner Awards 2019 for the ‘Who We Are’ project.
Improving the Law for Brothers and Sisters
Maree Todd MSP announces plans to introduce new laws to protect brothers and sisters in care.
First Minister backs Care Experienced call for a public information campaign on care
Speakers tell of discrimination and stigma faced by Care Experienced people, by public who don’t understand care.
Who We Are: A New Narrative for Care Experienced People
Kenny Murray writes about the power of cinema as a tool for fair representation, and our members reactions to the new film ‘Instant Family’
Buildings across Scotland will be lighting up with love on Care Day 2019
This Care Day, civic buildings and monuments will light up in red to show love and unity to Scotland’s Care Experienced population.
We announce our first corporate partnership to benefit Care Experienced people
We are delighted to announce our first strategic corporate partner, with house-building company Mactaggart & Mickel.
Corporate Parents progress reviewed in Scotland
Corporate Parents progress reviewed in Scotland by Minister for Childcare and Early Years
A big step has been taken to help our members achieve their educational ambitions
A grant for every care experienced young person at university or college, up to £8,100, has been announced
Care Experience & The Poverty Trap: My Story
Kenny Murray writes about his personal experiences of Care Experience and Poverty
Who Cares? Scotland Shortlisted for U.K. wide National Charity Award
Who Cares? Scotland has been recognised in the shortlist for the Charity Awards UK 2018.
