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Phase 10 investigations: 'The provision of residential care for children and young people in establishments run by Local Authorities and establishments run by voluntary providers used by Local Authorities to place children in care'.

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Search the Evidence Hub for documents including Witness Statements, Transcripts of Hearings, Case Study Findings, and Reports by Care Providers.

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Our recently published news items

The most recent case studies, videos, and articles relating to the ongoing work of the Inquiry.

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Phase 9 Spotlight Newsletter

The Inquiry has published a spotlight newsletter focussing on Phase 9 of our investigations (the provision of residential care in establishments for children and young people with long-term healthcare needs, additional support needs, and disabilities).

 

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Case Study no. 9: Volume 7

Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry publishes sixteenth volume of case study findings

Lady Smith, Chair of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI), has today, Wednesday 28 January, published her findings relating to the provision of residential care for children at Fettes College in Edinburgh.

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Hearings Calendar – Phase 10

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Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry begins Phase 10 hearings

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Share your experience

If you want to share your experience, we can explain what’s involved and support you at every step. We have made a series of videos with BSL translations that explain how the Inquiry works.

Video guide to the Inquiry

Our progress

Some statistics from the Inquiry's investigations.

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7,767,558

Pages of evidence analysed

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1,427

Witness statements published

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580

Days of hearings to date

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BSL Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry self-care

Reading or hearing evidence can be distressing. We recognise the importance, in these circumstances, of keeping us all – applicants, witnesses, members of the public, legal representatives, and our own staff – safe from harm.  We have therefore prepared this leaflet to let people know about the possible effects they may experience after reading or hearing evidence.  A BSL version is also available.

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