The five foundations
The promise was built on five foundations, voice, care, family, people and scaffolding, that must be at the heart of how Scotland plans for and supports children, young people, families, and care experienced adults.
Plan 24-30 breaks down the different delivery actions across the five foundations into 25 themes, providing a route map with milestones to 2030. Each of the calls to actions from the Independent Care Review are aligned across this to be clear who needs to what, by when to make sure the promise is kept in full by 2030.
Voice
The themes under voice are about ensuring the voices of the care community is prioritised. Voice underpins the entirety of Plan 24-30 and is essential to the promise being kept.
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Family
The themes under this foundation are about supporting families to stay together wherever it is safe to do so.
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Care
The themes under this foundation are about ensuring that children and families experiences of the ‘care system’ are positive and supportive.
- Advocacy and legal advice
- Decision making
- Moving on and lifelong support
- Relationships
- Stability
- Where children live
People
The themes under this foundation are about supporting the workforce and the system around them.
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Scaffolding
The themes under this foundation are about the ways in the ‘care system’ relates to, and is dependent on, other systems and structures.
- Data and information
- Education
- Governance
- Health
- Justice
- Legislation
- Money and commissioning
- Rights
- Scrutiny and inspection