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Definition: Kept with the family but not with parents.

• Placed with relatives

• Compulsory supervision order

• Foster care

• Voice of the child

Definition: The panel may feel it is safer for the child to be removed from the family entirely.

• Foster Parents

• Non-relative

• Joint Custody

• Foster Care

Definition: A Compulsory Supervision Order can mean staying at home with your Social Worker coming to visit. Or a child might need to live away from home, with foster carers or another family member.

• Voice Of The Child

• Foster Care

• Placed With Relatives

• Compulsory Supervision Order

An unpaid person who has asked to join and been given training to help support children in Scotland is known as:

• Foster Care

• Compulsory Supervision Order

• Volunteer Panel Member

• Placed With Relatives

The CHS wants to be sure that the child is given a chance to voice their experiences and opinions. This is referred to as:

• Voice of the child

• Compulsory supervision order

• Placed with relatives

• Foster care

Missing school, changes in behaviour, concerns about well being are:

• Compulsory supervision order

• Placed with relatives

• Voice of the child

• Reasons for being called to a panel

Who can raise a concern to the panel?

• Social worker

• Teacher

• Family member

• The police