Summit - Rights, Relationships and Reform in Aftercare

We are delighted to invite you to the second online summit in our series, bringing together colleagues from across the sector to focus on aftercare good practice and the opportunities presented by the Children (Care, Care Experience and Services Planning) (Scotland) Bill.

This timely event will explore what the new legislation means for young people, practitioners, leaders and services, with a particular focus on how we translate policy ambition into meaningful practice.

As the landscape continues to evolve, this summit offers a valuable space to consider how we strengthen aftercare support, uphold rights, and ensure young people leaving care experience consistent, relational and high-quality services into adulthood.

Together, we will explore:

• Key provisions and implications of the Children (Care, Care Experience and Services Planning) (Scotland) Bill
• What this means for policy, planning and service delivery
• Examples of strong and emerging aftercare practice
• How services can prepare for implementation
• Voices of young people with lived experience
• Opportunities for collaboration and systems improvement

This summit is ideal for professionals working across children’s services, aftercare, throughcare, housing, health, justice, education, and in strategic leadership roles.

As the final event in the series, it offers an important opportunity to consolidate learning, reflect on practice and prepare for what comes next. Join us for this essential final summit to help shape the future of aftercare practice in Scotland.

Booking options

Members

£60 – single summit place
£125 – one member place on all 3 summits

Non-members

£75 – single summit place
£200 – one non-member place on all 3 summits

Our discounted package offers excellent value for teams and organisations looking to engage across multiple learning events. You can find details of our other 2 summits on our upcoming events page.