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UNCRC - Seldom Heard Voices (Webinar One)
Webinar resources from the WCYPF UNCRC Webinar Series - Seldom Heard Voices, which was hosted on Wednesday 20 November 2024.
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Article 24
Children and young people have the right to the best possible health. Governments must provide good quality health care, clean water, nutritious food, and a clean environment and education on health and wellbeing so that children can stay healthy.
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Due to a technical issue with Microsoft Teams on the day of the live event, some delegates were unable to view the video recording or hear any sound of a pre recorded presentation. As a result of the technical issue, the recording will be available for a short time below. Apologies this was cut short on the day of the live event.
Listening to young carers - Putting words into action in support of young carers rights: Getting it right for young carers can be a fine balance between their rights as children and young people and the rights they have as unpaid carers. Through this recording, young carers tell us what the health and social care workforce can do to support them to continue their caring role.
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Webinar resources from the WCYPF UNCRC Webinar Series - Participation, which was hosted on Monday 02 December 2024.
This webinar offered participants a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively implement child participation in line with the UNCRC. The session provided practical guidance, tools, and real examples to ensure children are meaningfully engaged within health and social care decision making.
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The Right Way - Scottish Youth Parliament
Getting ready for UNCRC framework
UNCRC Symbols Poster (designed by children)
UNCRC Symbols - British Sign Language - The Children and Young People's Commissioner Scotland