Briefings, Bulletins and Newsletters

Our Autumn Edition 2026 features a range of inspiring community achievements and celebrations across health and social care services.

Topics included in this briefing:

• Glasgow Young Champs explore the city and share their voice
• New video showcases the vital role of Occupational Therapy Technicians
• Minister visits Equipu Service to find out how it helps people to live more independently 
• Interested in fostering or adoption?
• Mental health support for children and young people in Glasgow
• Annual Performance Report and Demographics and Needs Profile

Plus many more interesting news items.

Public Protection Bulletin - September 2026, in relation to safeguarding adults and children.

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Our Summer Edition 2026 features a range of inspiring community achievements and celebrations across health and social care services.

• Parkhead Hub continues to strengthen its role at the heart of the community, bringing people and organisations together through its second successful network event.
• Project SEARCH interns celebrated their graduation, marking significant personal growth, increased independence, and successful steps into employment opportunities.
• Volunteers’ Week at Gartnavel Royal Hospital recognised and thanked volunteers for their invaluable contributions and the positive impact they have on patients, staff, and services.
• The Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) hosted community events to raise awareness of dementia, promote understanding, and encourage support for people living with the condition and their families.
• A special celebration was held for Margaret at Riverside, who reached the remarkable milestone of 107 years old, highlighting a life filled with memories and achievements.

Public Protection Bulletin -  Special Edition (Family C) May 2026, in relation to safeguarding adults and children.

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Public Protection Bulletin - April 2026, in relation to safeguarding adults and children

In our March/April 2026 edition of the Partnership Matters Briefing dedicated staff and volunteers from across our HSCP were recognised at our Staff Awards for Excellence held in March. Read all about our winners and commendations. 

Applications for Project SEARCH are now open. This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals with learning disabilities and autism spectrum conditions to gain work experience and develop skills. You can read Ben’s story which highlights the programme’s impact - after completing Project SEARCH and IMAP, he secured a Modern Apprenticeship with Glasgow City Council and continues to thrive in his role. 

You can also read about the positive Care Inspectorate results for our Care at Home Service, plus support for foster carers and unpaid carers.

Public Protection Bulletin - March 2026, in relation to safeguarding adults and children.

In our January/February 2026 edition of the Partnership Matters Briefing, we cover many recent activities. These include an update on the first year of Glasgow's safer drug consumption facility and how digital mental health support is helping Glasgow's young people.

We're delighted to announce that applications are now open for DFN Project SEARCH, a pioneering employability programme designed to support young people aged 18 to 29 in Glasgow, who have learning disabilities and/or autism spectrum conditions, to gain the skills and confidence needed to move into paid employment.

You can also read about and watch a video on how Glasgow City Community Respiratory Team is supporting people at home.

As always there are many other interesting news articles to read.