Official account. We are CELCIS, the Centre for Excellence for Children's Care and Protection, based at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. www.celcis.org
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Data is integral to the drive to improve care for our children, young people and families. Version 2 of the Minimum Dataset resources is available on our webpage for Scotland's Child Protection Committees. Take a look: buff.ly/4fVNjRF
Now available: the recording and resources from our webinar, “Can AI improve decision-making and outcomes when it comes to children’s care and protection?” Our contributors share and discuss examples and experiences of how these are working in practice: buff.ly/YLOkmnM
The recording of our webinar which explores what we need to know about children's and young people's use of AI companions and chatbots and their mental health and wellbeing, is now available: buff.ly/FgUkFIY
Now available - Our webinar recording which explores how practitioners working in children's services in East Lothian and Glasgow use collaborative practice and shared leadership to strengthen whole family support and improve outcomes for children, young people and families: buff.ly/ByL9iwa
The recording of the most recent webinar in our series looking at AI and Children's Social Care is available now. This webinar explores some of the ethical considerations of using AI in social care and the implications, challenges and opportunities for social work practice: buff.ly/hgD0Dc8
The recording of our webinar Growing Up in Kinship Care, where our speakers shared research and reflections on the experiences and challenges faced by kinship families and the implications of these for policy and practice, is available here: buff.ly/GyeCFmH
The recording of our webinar discussing the findings from an evaluation of @familyrightsgp.bsky.social trial of Lifelong Links in Scotland, is available here: buff.ly/3YKHtMR
The recording of our webinar on data, child protection and care, in which we discussed what is behind the declining numbers in Scotland, is available here: buff.ly/4dVNJWg
Working in or researching residential child care? Stay up-to-date with local and global issues in research and practice with the Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care - new issue online now: buff.ly/kcm4wSq #SJRCC
If you want to know more about whether artificial intelligence might change the way social work can work with children, young people and their families, take a look at these free CPD accredited webinar recordings: buff.ly/f6pVNJb
