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Our response to COVID-19 and thoughts for the future
News story
Our Associate Director, Pete Seaman, outlines how our work will respond to COVID-19 in the coming months and reflects on how we can move forward together.
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What parents and carers think about the cost of the school day
News story
Barbara Adzajlic looks at a new piece of research which reports on findings from interviews about the cost of the school day with parents and carers in North East Glasgow.
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A perspective on children's health in Glasgow
News story
Bruce Whyte discusses a new set of children and young people's health and wellbeing profiles, which aim to help inform services planning and identify population health patterns.
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New children and young people's data profiles
News story
A new set of children and young people’s health and wellbeing profiles have been published on our Understanding Glasgow website.
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More than milk – the case for breastfeeding in Scotland
News story
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Working to promote Healthier, Wealthier Children in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
News story
With the news currently dominated by the recession, reduced public spending and the UK Government welfare cuts, it’s nice to be able to report a good news story.
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Healthier, Wealthier Children: phase two evaluation
Publication
Phase two evaluation of the Healthier, Wealthier Children early intervention child poverty project: April 2012 to March 2013. The report focuses on how work to tackle child poverty during the first phase was being embedded across health and money advice.
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At the Deep End: integrating money advice workers into GP practices
News story
In this blog, Douglas O'Malley discusses new evaluative research into integrating money advice workers into primary care settings.
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Scotland, Australia, and Sweden: the Healthier, Wealthier Children journey so far…
News story
We published a series of blogs looking at how child health and social care services are developing new ways of working with financial support services to tackle child poverty in three countries: Scotland, Australia, and Sweden.
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Citizenship in the early years
Project