Allied health professions (AHP) learning site

Welcome to the children and young people page of the AHP learnsite.  You will find access to helpful resources below.

• The  AHP CYP Virtual Community of practice on teams aims to provide a space for AHPs working with children and young people to collaborate, share practice, ask questions and access information.  You can also find resources which help to support your practice and useful contacts.  
• Within the  Women, Children, Young People and Families learn site on Turas you will find a range of information relevant to midwives, health visitors, family nurses, school nurses, children’s nurses, Allied Health Professionals and others working with women, children, young people and families.  You can also sign up to the Webinar mailing list and keep up to date and view previous webninar recordings here WCYPF Webinar Series - Turas Learn 
• A list of useful learning resources for AHPs working with children and young people which are aligned with the pillars of practice has been collated here: Useful Learning Resources.pdf
• A new public health resource for AHPs working with children and young people has been developed.  You can access it here - Embedding public health into practice 

• Parent’s Club has lots of information and guidance for parents, carers and families.
• NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s Kids Independently Developing Skills (KIDS) site has a huge number of resources for families to access.
• NHS Highland have developed a website with lots of information for families: Bumps to Bairns

The National Autism Implementation Team (NAIT) are a Scottish Government funded team of professionals, based at Queen Margaret University, from health, education and employment sectors who have considerable experience and expertise in working with autistic individuals of all ages, their families and others who support them. They have designed resources aimed at families and professionals, who are supporting autistic children.

If you have any questions or would like to get in touch, please contact joanne.gibson4@nhs.scot