The HSCP’s Partnership Matters briefing highlights some of the work that’s happening across the HSCP with partners. It currently includes featured updates and announcements, news items and upcoming meetings and events. From time-to-time, the HSCP also publishes bulletins and newsletters on specific services or topics. If you have any suggestions for future editions of Partnership Matters, email gchscp_communications@glasgow.gov.uk.
Public Protection Bulletin dated 5 November 2024 in relation to safeguarding adults and children.
In our September/October edition of Partnership Matters we announce our new HSCP Chief Officer Pat Togher. Pat will return to the HSCP mid December to take on his new role. Also, in this edition you can read all about how our project Martha’s Mammies won a COSLA award and read a great article about how some of our IJB members visit our HSCP services. This month saw us celebrate Care Experienced Week where we hosted the annual Open Day celebration featuring music, performances and information stalls. The Health Improvement annual report is available which highlights the work of the team in 2023 to 2024 and finally the IJB’S eight Annual Performance Report was approved at the June meeting and is available to read on our website. As always there are also many other interesting news articles including key dates of meetings and events for the rest of the year.
Public Protection Bulletin dated 24 October 2024 in relation to safeguarding adults and children.
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Public Protection Bulletin dated 23 September 2024 in relation to safeguarding adults and children.
Public Protection Bulletin dated 10 September 2024 in relation to safeguarding adults and children.
Our August edition starts off with an update on the safer drug consumption facility and you can read about how the recent feedback sessions have helped influence the service. We find out more about our strategic partnership with the University of Strathclyde where we’ve collaborated on a new research project which could help with the prediction and prevention of falls. You can then watch a short video on our “Care in Partnership” interns and how they have been enjoying their new roles since successfully securing permanent jobs within the HSCP. There’s also a feature on the mental health support for young people’s online services and how they have been renewed to March 2025. Finally, there are also many other interesting news articles including key dates of meetings and events for the rest of the year.
