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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
By putting young people's voices first, like Susanne's, we can ensure YP are heard & their experiences are valued & inputted into talks about their future. To build on our transformational partnerships with @GlasgowCC & beyond, we will continue to listen. dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scott…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
Thank you to all mentors who joined us at St Mirren yesterday. The energy towards protecting the future of our young people in Glasgow was incredible. Thank you to all of the team at @saintmirrenfc for hosting us. Please sign and share our petition: mcrpathways.org/save-mcr-gla…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
People on the @scotgov Highest Clinical Risk list you really need to see this. Haven't had chance to read & digest yet but first thoughts are OMG 😱. Grateful if you could retweet to make sure it reaches people: parliament.scot/chamber-and-…

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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
We were delighted to welcome @ShonaRobison and @BenMacpherson to our Board meeting this week to discuss SCoSS’s key role in supporting the development of a robust Scottish Social Security system that meets its full potential to improve outcomes for the people of Scotland.
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
#ChristiePlus10: Suzanne Fitzpatrick of @ISPHERE_HWU & co-author of Hard Edges Scotland provides analysis through the lens of severe & multiple disadvantage, reflecting on where we are now following the momentum which followed the launch of the report. therobertsontrust.org.uk/new…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
"We know what needs to be done. Let’s do it." Michael Marmot on the need to increase the value of social security and ensure that everyone in work is paid at least a Living Wage, to protect people's health and protect people from poverty. We agree! theguardian.com/politics/202…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
As we wait to see whether Scottish Government politicians have the courage to make the positive changes recommended by the Feeley report there's never been a more important time for the voices of people using social care support to be heard.
Our People-led Policy Panel are having their say in creating a new social care support system for Scotland. And they’re recruiting new members! If you're deaf, disabled or an unpaid carer with experience of adult social care support then find out more at bit.ly/JoinPLPP
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
Our new report on draft uprating regulations welcomes @scotgov plan to increase level of some benefits by more than agreed inflation measure. But we note a need for clarity on strategic approach and evidence base, particularly if uprating isn't routine. gov.scot/publications/scotti…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
With COVID chaos, mentoring matters even more. Great to close out 2020 & into a brighter 2021. Become an @mcrpathways mentor to ensure a young person can realise their potential & overcome every challenge. You really will make but also experience a lifechanging difference.
Massive thank you to Chantelle & Ali MacLachlan from the @TWF_Scotland for sharing their mentoring story with @STVLouise on @STVNews. They were also joined by our founder @idmacritchie and shared the impact of mentoring. Watch 👀 the clip below youtube.com/watch?v=qTzZx-wM…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
At heart of the debate is what we think #homecare is? - for me it is about enabling a life to be lived to the full - you cannot squeeze a relationship into 15 mins - you get transaction and task not life and purpose #homecareday @drjanetownson @scottishcare @ukhca
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
Interested in #SocialSecurity in Scotland? Our new report describes @TheScoss vision for the Scottish social security system and our independent role. It also sets out our main work to date and explains our future priorities. We'd welcome your feedback. gov.scot/publications/scotti…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
It's great news that Jim - a member of the People-led Policy Panel among many other roles - is to be on this. It's so important that people using social care support are heard if the review is to deliver long-awaited meaningful change for, and with, them and their families.
Good news! Last week the People-led Policy Panel told @derekfeeleyQI it’s important for someone who uses social care support to be on the independent review advisory panel. Today Jim Elder-Woodward is on it. Thanks for listening Derek. Please keep listening!
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
Two @TheSCoSS members, Judith Paterson and Mark Simpson, will give evidence to @SP_SocialSecur on our report on Children’s Winter Heating Assistance regulations. The Committee meets on Thursday morning and you can watch live. Our report is available here: gov.scot/publications/winter…

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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
Who knows how to fix problems, the professional without lived experience or the person at the receiving end? It is time we always ask & listen to those with lived experience & never assume. @mcrpathways young people have spoken.Their feedback crystal clear & down to us to deliver
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In our latest #SJRCC Special Feature, @idmacritchie, CEO and Founder of mentoring charity @mcrpathways, reflects on the impact of the #COVID19 lockdown on care experienced and other disadvantaged young people in Scotland: ow.ly/zdeA50B1rWx
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A momentous day- young people harnessing their power to change the system 💪 #sqaresultsday
A big day for our fabulous schools & @mcrpathways young people to reconnect. Schools are so much more than education. They are safe havens, where positive relationships, hopes & aspirations are nurtured. Lets listen carefully & deliver on what our young people need
Life changing role, for young person and mentor - please sign up! #mcr #BeTheBridge
Can you think of someone who made an impact on your life? A teacher, a coach, or a family friend. Do you remember what their words meant to you? Or how it wasn't what they said, but that they were there to listen? Can you #BeTheBridge for a young person? mcrpathways.org/become-a-men…
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
The lived experience evidence provided by over 800 disabled people/ supporters who completed the @InclusionScot survey painted a bleak picture of the impact of #COVID19. Great to see their voices are being heard and taken seriously by the people with power to change that.
We were delighted to see evidence we shared with the Covid-19 Committee taken very seriously at today's. Coronavirus update with @NicolaSturgeon, and gladly accept @JeaneF1MSP's invitation to discuss what more can be done.
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Sharon McIntyre retweeted
Watch this.
Generations of pain.
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