Improving the Wellbeing of Women and Girls

Our interest in improving well-being for women, and particularly women who are at risk of negative outcomes as a result of specific social or structural issues which they face, was borne out of our involvement in the criminal justice sector. In particular, our interest was prompted by the 2012 Commission on Women Offenders .
Through this theme we aim to:
- Divert women and girls going through tough times away from negative outcomes and help break inter-generational cycles of negative outcomes within families and communities
- Support women, girls and their families to be safer, happier, healthier and more achieving
Download our theme briefing here.

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Latest thematic summaries available from Women’s Centre programme November 2018 The Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice (CYCJ) and the University of Strathclyde were commissioned by The Robertson Trust in 2015 to undertake an exploration of the development of women’s spaces. The latest reports are now available to download.
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Sharing the Power: New blog for Coproduction Week Scotland November 2017 Our Programme Manager, Fiona Jamieson, talks about The Robertson Trust's journey with coproduction in a new guest blog for CoProWeekScot 2017.
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