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10 November 2005
S2W-20338
For 2005-06, we are providing £9.5 million to support implementation of the act, £25 million to support the inclusion of pupils with additional support needs in mainstream schools and£7.2 million for specific staff training around additional support needs.The Executive has commissioned the Scottish English as an Additional Language Co-ordinating Council (SE...
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28 February 2005
S2W-14288
In response the Executive is co-ordinating work with key agencies to improve the standard and quality of life for women on their release.
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5 August 2003
S2W-01143
Scottish Water aims to transfer all available information to the harmonised GIS system by December 2004 and the estimated value of this work is £1.2 million.Further validation of GIS data is being carried out on an ongoing basis in co-ordination with other Scottish Water projects, such as leakage evaluations, mains rehabilitation, trunk main valve audits, d...
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15 July 2003
S2W-00951
Local authorities, NHS boards and their partners set out plans for implementation at local level in Partnership in Practice Agreements for 2001-04. Local area co-ordinators have been appointed in many areas, all but seven long-stay learning disability hospitals have closed, and people with learning disabilities are taking part in a greater range of employme...
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10 June 2003
S2W-00511
In addition, the Executive is making £8 million of central funding available over the next four years to support the modernisation process, and will appoint a project manager to facilitate and co-ordinate modernisation over the next two years.The overall aim is to ensure that patients receive a hearing aid with features that best overcome their impairment a...
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17 September 2002
S1W-28577
In addition, Connect Youth, which supports local youth fora throughout Scotland is co-ordinated by YouthLink Scotland, which receives Scottish Executive funding.In schools, the 5-14 Programme offers a number of opportunities for pupils to learn about citizenship education under personal and social development, religious and moral education and, in particula...
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7 August 2002
S1W-27498
This supports the strategic and co-ordinating function of the team on all substance misuse issues.
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24 January 2002
S1W-21669
DCS considers that the best method of deer control is a co-ordinated management approach at local level, where numbers and densities make more sense, through a system of Deer Management Groups.
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16 May 2001
S1W-14953
The Scottish Society for Autism runs two projects a) the Social Inclusion Partnership Project - a pro-active service to address difficulties causing school exclusion and family breakdown and b) Video Interaction Positively - use of video technology to promote positive interaction between parent and child (concluded March 2001).The National Autistic Society also operates two projects a) Developing Social Skills and Understanding - an interactive programme to enhance social skills and to produce a training pack for local authorities to develop good practice and b) Accreditation Scotland - to improve practice and standards in schools in relation to autism.The Parent to Parent Tayside initiative, Promoting Good Practice for Parents (autism, dyslexia and dyspraxia) Project, is piloting partnerships between parents, voluntary organisations, local authorities and health boards.The Scottish Society for Autism, in partnership with the Highlands and Islands Autism Group - Caithness Branch, is providing outreach and advice services in a rural area through the Co-ordination...
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Date answered:
22 March 2001
S1W-14015
Careers service companies have been asked to co-ordinate multi-agency bids for imaginative projects to improve transition for Scotland's most vulnerable young people including those with Asperger's Syndrome.The Learning Disabilities Review recognised the need for more support for people with autistic spectrum disorder.
