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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38360
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38360
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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38326
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38326
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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38349
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38349
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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38320
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38320
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Date answered:
28 May 2025
S6W-37733
A person would count once in each health board they were delayed in and at Scotland level, a person will only be counted once in the financial year.4.Further information on Delayed Discharges can be found on the Public Health Scotland (PHS) website:https://publichealthscotland.scot/healthcare-system/secondary-care/delayed-discharges/overview/Source: Public Health ScotlandRef IR2025-00417 S6W-37733
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Date answered:
27 May 2025
S6W-37627
This is an important safeguard that has been built into the EECCS to ensure that all candidates are treated equally and receive grades based on evidence-based demonstrated attainment against the national standard. S6W-37627
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Date answered:
6 May 2025
S6W-37050
We will continue to work with PHS and other partners within the Scottish Vaccination and Immunisation Programme to look at ways to improve uptake across the board. S6W-37050
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Date answered:
2 May 2025
S6W-37114
The first table shows instances where local authorities are not able to fulfil their legal duties in offering temporary accommodation to households who make a homelessness application, annually for 2019-20 to 2023-24, and for the most recent six months April to September 2024.Local Authority2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-24Apr-Sep 2024Scotland4,5855957154507,9557,545Aberdeen City1050<4<4<4Angus5<4<40<40Clackmannanshire00001550East Renfrewshire0<40000Edinburgh6605307004201,5151,020Falkirk0000<4<4Fife50<41525140140Glasgow City3,83055<4<46,2706,320Highland3500<4105Midlothian000<400Renfrewshire00000<4Scottish Borders0000<40South Lanarkshire<4000<410Stirling0<400<40The second table shows instances where unsuitable temporary accommodation placements have been offered and taken up, annually for 2019-20 to 2023-24, and for the most recent six months April to September 2024.Local Authority2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-24Apr-Sep 2024Scotland2,0602,3454,79014,27520,23010,780Aberdeen City<4<40670560230Aberdeenshire106040502510Angus5510303540Argyll & Bute<4<40404015Clackmannanshire<4<45012517085Dumfries & Galloway000230670470Dundee City00140345865345East Dunbartonshire5<4<4<410<4East Lothian10210280385385135East Renfrewshire10556090245195Edinburgh9605301,8003,5304,7253,205Eilean Siar<4<45510<4Falkirk<451511011065Fife5265755690675325Glasgow City7904607706,1559,0754,660Highland202040602515Inverclyde1050<42020Midlothian500205535Moray015011514585Orkney000<40<4Perth & Kinross0<4<4150<4Renfrewshire02453014524090Scottish Borders0005150Shetland<40<4500South Ayrshire00010531035South Lanarkshire2030525270685260Stirling202520351525West Dunbartonshire45201515026095Breaches of the unsuitable accommodation order occur when a household has spent more than seven days in unsuitable accommodation.Figures on failures to accommodate and breaches of the unsuitable accommodation order are published on a six-monthly basis as part of the Homelessness in Scotland Statistics series.Notes:Local authorities are not presented in the tables where they have zero instances across all time periods.For disclosure purposes, figures are rounded to the nearest 5, apart from 1,2 and 3, which are rounded to '<4'.Households can have multiple failure to accommodate and/or unsuitable temporary accommodation placement records and so may appear multiple times in the tables.Data source: Scottish Government, HL3 Homelessness statistics S6W...
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Date answered:
2 May 2025
S6W-36686
This includes expanding provision of advice within services that people already go to, such as community centres and hospitals, in order to increase the accessibility and awareness of advice.Between April 2024-September 2024, investment from the Equalities and Human Rights Fund resulted in a total of 16,087 individuals helped directly with the provision of support, information and advice, with the Age Scotland Helpline providing £1,184,367 of income maximisation with a further 1,039 organisations have also been supported via capacity building and information sharing. S6W...
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Date answered:
24 April 2025
S6W-36086
A more thorough review of the SHORE standards, which may include the potential to develop further guidance relating to individuals who are released from remand or direct from court, as well as from police custody, is planned to be completed by the end of 2025. S6W-36086
