Other Publications and Project Evaluations

Evaluation of the integrated wellbeing support (i-support) pathway

Storytelling and Communications Lead_Role Profile

Hydrocephalus and Learning

Hydrocephalus and Learning

Aging with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus - IFSBH

October 2020. This informative new publication offers unique insights and present results from a large pan European study. It considers the impact ageing with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus has on people across the continent and the British Isles. Vital input was offered by users and staff from SBH Scotland who led the analysis, including Kevin O'Donnell who is completing his professional Doctorate at the University of Edinburgh. Kevin, who has Spina Bifida, said: "It is clear that there are variations in the way people are being supported as they age across Europe. The analysis of data from 650 participants who completed the survey painted a fascinating picture. Aging can be a difficult experience but people can build thier resilience over time, if they are prepared for such a transition."
SBH Scotland is offering care and support to all service users and our staff are here to help and assist people and families, of those affected by the conditions, at all stages of their life.

Have A Go

Boosting children's development through movement, communication and play. An essential resource for parents/carers looking to encourgae their children's learning and devleopment through play.
To find out more about the Have A Go project, or to view our Baby or 2-5 year old programme please visit www.sbhscotland.org.uk/have-a-go

Have A Go

Boosting children's development through movement, communication and play. An essential resource for parents/carers looking to encourgae their children's learning and devleopment through play.
To find out more about the Have A Go project, or to view our Baby or 2-5 year old programme please visit www.sbhscotland.org.uk/have-a-go

Children's Rights Training 2018

We want Scotland to be the best place in the world for a child to grow up, with opportunities for all in Scotland to flourish. An integral part of the vision is the recognition of, respect for and promotion of children’s human rights.
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is the internationally mandated children’s rights framework that informs our strategies and programmes - this is their 10 minute training programme.

Child Protection Information for children and young people