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Supporting children and families with autism
Some of Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership’s (HSCP) health visitors have been taking part in intensive autism training.
Have you ever thought about fostering, but ruled it out because you work?
If you’re keen to support a vulnerable child but not able to make a full-time commitment, then you could be a short breaks carer with Families for Children – the fostering and adoption service for Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP).
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Recognition for HSCP Nurse for person-centred practice
![Jenn Wyld](/sites/default/files/hero-images/Jenn%20Wyld%2C%20Patient%20Activity%20Coordinator.%20Leverndale%20Hospital%202.jpeg)
Our mental health nursing staff honoured at national awards
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership’s (HSCP) hosts NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s Mental Health Board-Wide Services, and we’re celebrating our mental health nursing staff who were successful at the Mental Health Nursing Forum Scotland Awards held on 6 October.
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Recognition for HSCP Health Visitor Nicola Boyle at National Children’s Awards
Nicola Boyle, a Health Visitor in Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)’s North West Locality, won the Children’s Choice Award at the 2023 Scottish Children’s Health Awards in September.
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RCN Scotland honours for our HSCP nursing staff
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) nursing staff were honoured at the first Royal College of Nursing in Scotland (RCN) Nurse of the Year Awards held on 21 June.
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Film Screenings Increase Staff Awareness Around the Impact of Childhood Adversity
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)’s Health Improvement Team staff has recently been working with the Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector (GCVS) to increase awareness around the impact childhood trauma can have on individuals and society.
Hundreds of Ukrainian Refugees in Glasgow Supported by NHS and Council Teams
![Some of the Asylum Health Bridging Team](/sites/default/files/hero-images/Some%20of%20the%20Asylum%20Health%20Team%20Staff%20%282%29.jpg)
Nursing Professional Governance Framework and Corporate Nursing Plans Now Available
Maximising Independence Update – Small Steps Make Big Strides
Our HSCP’s Maximising Independence approach with partners aims to deliver the largest change in health and social care in Glasgow in a generation. That’s a huge move. It’s complex and complicated, and it’s especially challenging to tackle such a major change during a global health pandemic.