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On 5th February 2020, Scotland made a promise that all children would grow up loved, safe, and respected.

 

Welcome to Plan 24-30, Scotland’s route map to #KeepThePromise by 2030.


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What is Plan 24-30?

Plan 24-30 sets out WHO needs to do WHAT by WHEN to #KeepThePromise by 2030.

It is organised around the five foundations of the promise: voice, family, care, people, and scaffolding. All of the conclusions of the Independent Care Review have been organised and grouped under these foundations in a way that makes sense for the work still required.

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What is Plan 24-30?

Understanding progress

Scotland must understand the progress it is making in work to #KeepThePromise nationally, locally, organisationally, and at community level. It must know that impact is felt in the lives and experiences of children, young people, families, and care experienced adults.

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Understanding progress

Meeting in the middle

Five areas have been repeatedly identified as the major bridges and barriers to the promise being kept. All areas are systemic and relate more broadly to the wider public sector reform agenda. Plan 24-30 lifts these areas and illustrates how they relate to work to #KeepThePromise and how they are interlinked.

Meeting in the middle

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FAQ

The Independent Care Review was a root and branch review of Scotland’s care system. On 5th February 2020 - guided by the stories, views and experiences of over 5,500 children, families, and those working in and around the ‘care system’ - the Independent Care Review published seven reports, including ‘the promise’. Read more about the Independent Care Review.

Fiona Duncan is the Independent Strategic Advisor - the promise, a role that includes chairing The Promise Scotland, the body responsible for driving the change demanded by the conclusions of the Independent Care Review, which she also chaired.

Scotland has a clear vision of what it wants its transformed ‘care system’ to look like by 2030. Only by working together will Scotland #KeepThePromise - and this requires planning together. Please get in touch by emailing plan2430@thepromise.scot.

The Promise Scotland is an organisation that exists to support Scotland in keeping its promise to care experienced people. It will only exist until 2030, by which time the promise should be kept. Find out more about The Promise Scotland.

The Oversight Board exists to check on and report on Scotland’s progress to #KeepThePromise. The members of The Oversight Board bring both expertise and lived experience of care to their role. Find out more about The Oversight Board.

All logos and graphics used on the Plan 24-30 webpages can be sent to you to be used in presentations and documents – Plan 24-30 belongs to everyone. Please visit the downloads page to find these.