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Responding to Self-Harm in Scotland Final Report

The majority of acts of self-harm are not intended to end a person‟s life. However, depending upon the apparent or stated purpose of the act, selfharm may be referred to by a number of terms, some of...

Working with Children and Adults Who May be at Risk of Self-harm

The term self-harm is used in this guidance to refer to any act of selfpoisoning or self-injury, irrespective of the apparent purpose of the act. This commonly involves self-poisoning with medication...

Truth Hurts Report of the National Inquiry into Self-harm among Young People

Self-harm among young people is a major public health issue in the UK. It affects at least one in 15 young people and some evidence suggests that rates of self-harm in the UK are higher than anywhere...

Challenging Stigma Tackling the prejudice experienced by the families of drug and alcohol users

Aims of this report • Improve awareness and understanding of how stigma affects family members of drug and alcohol users, and drug and alcohol users themselves • Codify existing literature around the...

Charter for Care Leavers

A Charter is a set of principles and promises. This Charter sets out promises care leavers want the central and local government to make. Promises and principles help in decision making and do not...

Terms of Reference, Criminal Justice Reference Group

Terms of Reference, Mental Health Reference Group

May 2012 - Update, Mental Health Reference Group

The Enemy Within 4 million reasons to tackle family conflict and family violence

All too often the violence depicted within families focuses on intimate partner violence, or what is usually called domestic violence. However, 4Children’s research shows a wider picture of conflict...

Crash Barriers A new approach to preventing family crisis

Every year 28,000 children go into care in England. Millions more have their chances of success in later life diminished by growing up in families facing serious and multiple challenges with little...

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