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Key findings Recommendation 1. PRIME research has found that many The design and development of digital individuals from minoritised ethnic services should be guided by ethical communities face formidable barriers in principles.
Whilst FST members welcome the Scottish Government’s support for arts and culture, Creative Scotland’s practice of allocating flat cash funding, on standstill for most recipients for many years, is effectively a cut in funding.
Members have reported to us that they are struggling with increased workloads and many providing long-term cover for staff vacancies and other absences.
We need to rebuild trust both internally and externally 1 and whilst the S22 Report surfaced many issues, it also exposed the culture within the organisation.
Other disabled young people may need help going through a transition that involves education, health, social work and health and social care support. 3 What the Committee heard The Committee heard that many disabled young people have very poor experiences when they are going through transitions.
This is higher for women who are unemployed. This demonstrates that many people who are currently unemployed in Scotland really need a flexible job, otherwise they’re simply not able to work.
Whilst FST members welcome the Scottish Government’s support for arts and culture, Creative Scotland’s practice of allocating flat cash funding, on standstill for most recipients for many years, is effectively a cut in funding.
They have 100% ‘positive destinations’, although they don’t count how many people stay on the island. Although UHI was great, many leave for further or higher education.