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Material connected with the Scottish Government's Care Services for Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Summary Account of Acknowledgement and Accountability Consultation. The Scottish Government, Health and Community Care, 02/06/09. A general summary and analysis undertaken by the Scottish Government with regards to the Consultation submission documents. The Scottish Government, Health and Community Care, 04/06/09. FBGA have put the following three documents up separately to help and assist you all. We would like to extend our thanks to Mr Peter Garsden of the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers for highlighting the Scottish Government's "Acknowledgement and Accountabilty Forum" on their website. Confidential Forum for Former In-Patients of Psychiatric Hospitals in New Zealand. Australian Senate Community Affairs Committee Inquiry into Incare Abuse. Justice Kaufman report 2002, into Incare Abuse issues concerning Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia, Canadian care workers sue for mental suffering after being falsely accused by Donalee Moulton, OHS Canada, September 2003. Truth and Reconciliation Commission Canada. Republic of Ireland Residential Institutions Redress Board. Tom Shaw Historic Abuse Systemic Review: One Year On. The Scottish Government is hosting a free seminar to detail progress to date following the publication of the Shaw review in November 2007 and its recommendations. The Government's response to the wider concerns on the long-term effects of childhood sexual abuse through the SurvivorScotland strategy will also be presented along with new developments. This event provides an important opportunity for you to learn about progress and contribute to shaping future policy to meet the needs of In Care survivors. To all Survivors who wish to attend please ensure you register early to confirm your attendance on Tuesday 25th November 2008 at the Apex International Hotel, Grassmarket, Edinburgh. Click here for registration details. In Care Survivors Service Scotland. A partnership led by Open Secret - free helpline 0800 121 6027. The Scottish Government announce the Terms of Reference for the Kerelaw Joint Inquiry 07/11/07. Truth and Reconciliation Commissions from around the world. A Scottish Truth and Reconciliation Forum is to be set up to support adults who suffered childhood abuse, initially focusing on the needs of survivors of historic abuse in residential care. The Scottish Government, 07/02/08. Questions put to "Who Cares Scotland" by the FBGA 15/08/07. The Scottish Government: Kerelaw Inquiry Documents. The current Scottish National Party deputy leader Nicola Sturgeon called on the Labour Minister Mr Peter Peacock for a Public Inquiry or a Social Work Services Inquiry into Quarriers Homes past abuse issues in 2004. Mr Peacock turned her down. As part of FBGA’s commitment to help provide help and support services for ALL survivors in Scotland, we have engaged with the Scottish Executive and others to explore common ground to the benefit of ALL survivors no matter which institution they devolve from. We have submitted the following discussion paper for a proposed fully inclusive health and social care integrated service with the inclusion of Survivors and their group representatives. This will be followed by draft models of care which we intend to submit for discussion also. We will also put forward further proposals and other plans as part of a complete package. The role and imput of survivors and survivor representatives is encompassed in all the models. We believe as group representing Quarriers Homes victims-survivors that it is for professional practitioners to provide this primary care in the first instance. The Scottish Executive's web page on Care Services for Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse Email from David Whelan to the FBGA membership regarding the Survivor Scotland Conference, 28/02/07 Survivor Scotland: In Care and Institutional Abuse Sub Group. Preliminary findings from Questionnaire November 2007. Update from FBGA, following a meeting with Scottish Officials. Victim support framework document by H.M. Aitken, 10/05/07. The FBGA are pleased to announce that it will be participating on a sub-group set-up by the Scottish Executive to look into the issues concerning in-care abuse survivors and the current service provision position in Scotland for such survivors. As part of FBGA’s commitment to help provide help and support services for ALL survivors in Scotland, we have engaged with the Scottish Executive and others to explore common ground to the benefit of ALL survivors no matter which institution they devolve from. We have submitted the following discussion paper for a proposed fully inclusive health and social care integrated service with the inclusion of Survivors and their group representatives. This will be followed by draft models of care which we intend to submit for discussion also. We will also put forward further proposals and other plans as part of a complete package. The role and imput of survivors and survivor representatives is encompassed in all the models. We believe as group representing Quarriers Homes victims-survivors that it is for professional practitioners to provide this primary care in the first instance. FBGA Mission Statement and Objectives submitted to the Sub-group (In-care Abuse Survivors) August 2007. Sub-group (In-care Abuse Survivors) Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors Group Agenda 25/06/2007. Sub-group (In-care Abuse Survivors) Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors Group Agenda 04/02/2008. Correspondence between the FBGA and Inverclyde Council FBGA contact Inverclyde Council and its leader Mr John Mundell who are currently responsible for Quarriers and ask why they have failed in their duty and not carried out an Inquiry into past abuse, 31/07/07. Letter from David Whelan to Mr Ian Fraser, Corporate Director of Education and Social Care, Inverclyde Council, 10/10/2007. |