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C-Change Annual Report 2022/23

November 3, 2023

Our extended full PDF version Roll the credits!

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The Next Generation – Right To Better

October 4, 2023

One of C-Change Scotland’s strategic aims is to ensure the sustainability and development of the organisation.  Traditionally for organisations that…

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Director’s Cut

September 25, 2023

2022-23 was the year we began to emerge.   We had held tight for so long through Covid. Our focus was…

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Why Stories Matter 

July 5, 2023

By Sam Smith We are created through the stories we tell of ourselves, and those told by others. Stories of…

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Realising Human Rights For All

May 17, 2023

Public authorities play a crucial role in delivering the things that fulfil our human rights- housing, healthcare, a clean environment,…

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Coronavirus and the mighty teacher

May 4, 2023

I was walking around Kelvingrove Park, avoiding everyone, with B and Scout (my dog) as the sun began to set,…

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Lead to Change: Caught in the riptide

May 3, 2023

There is an assumption that health and social care support is inherently good or, at worst, benign. Such a scarce…

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Alec’s Story – How we can all listen and learn

May 2, 2023

Alec had been supported to move out of Merchiston Hospital into a group home. He tried to get out of the house and went through an upstairs window. It was the only route available to him, the doors were locked. He hurt himself, he was deemed too risky, he was returned to hospital.

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Scotland’s second national Human Rights action plan – SNAP2

March 30, 2023

Everyone in Scotland should live with human dignity. This is the vision of #SNAP2 – Scotland’s second national Human Rights…

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International Women’s Day 2023

March 8, 2023

“Today on International Women’s Day let’s briefly consider how far we have come and what we, each of us, can…

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