Acknowledgements Commissioning and Editing Young person and Family section editors - Susan Fisher, Frances Hume, Stefanie Keir and Richard Morran from Save the Children, with input from young people from All Saints Secondary, Cleveden Secondary, Drumchapel High, Saint Rochs Secondary, Cuthbertson, St Brendan's, and Sir John Maxwell Primary schools, Shane Connelly and Jules Haston. - Malcolm Hill from Glasgow Centre for the Child and Society, University of Glasgow - Rosie Sorrell and Aaliya Seyal from the Ethnic Minority Law Centre. Legal section commissioners and editors Sarah Craig Kirsty Gemmell, Aaliya Seyal and Rosie Sorrell from the Ethnic Minority Law Centre Kathleen Marshall Writing Young person and family section Frances Hume, Stefanie Keir and Richard Morran from Save the Children with assistance City of Edinburgh Council Social Work Department: Carolyn Mance Careers Scotland: Brian Climie Crown Office Glasgow Asylum Seeker Support Project Education: Maria Walker NHS Greater Glasgow Primary Care Division: Ann McDonald Public Defence Solicitors Office: Pauline McKenzie Registrar General Scottish Child Law Centre Scottish Refugee Council: Michael Collins, Luke Warren The legal section was written by Janet Balloch, Sarah Craig, Kirsty Gemmell, Nicki Loughran, Kathleen Marshall, Ian Nisbet, Alexandra Plumtree, Jim Rhodes and Rosie Sorrell. Web Design The site was designed by John McCrea from JTM Internet Solutions. with assistance from Elton Asmani Special thanks to Athavan Balenthiran, Farnaz Falahatzadeh, Nima Masrer and Roza Salih for their input as part the web group at Drumchapel High School. Updates and New Design Work: Tammy Furey from Digital Mango. Photos and Stories All the photographs used in this website are of young people who have been involved in Save the Children activities and have been used with their permission. Thanks to the pupils from Sir John Maxwell Primary School, St Brendan's Primary School, All Saints Secondary School, Cleveden Secondary School, Drumchapel High School and St Roch’s Secondary School who provided their stories for the site. The contents of this website do not necessarily reflect the opinion or position of the Scottish Executive   Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information on this website it is provided for general information only. It is not legal advice or opinion and should not be relied upon as such. If you require specific advice on your situation you are advised to consult a solicitor or specialist advice agency.