New posts on Reaching Higher: http://www.reaching-higher.org.uk. The trekkers awarded certificates by Minister for Children.

Check out the certificates presented to the Who Cares? Scotland trekkers by the Minister for Children: http://www.reaching-higher.org.uk/

ReachingHigher - good luck - so great so many charities changing young people's lives forever

Read Willie's blog: http://www.reaching-higher.org.uk/2009/11/23/willies-blog/. Positive story about a young person from a care background.

Read Cathy Jamieson MSP's account of her experience on the Nepal trek here: http://www.cathyjamiesonmsp.co.uk/cathys-nepal-blog.

Young people and staff from Who Cares Scotland presented at the launch of the National Residential Child Care Initiative on 2 December.

Download the NRCCI reports here: http://www.sircc.org.uk/nrcci/news/higheraspirationslauch#attachments.

Who Cares Scotland AGM Sat: 5 Dec at 2pm, Jury's Inn, Jamaica Street, Glasgow. It will feature Reaching Higher and the anti-stigma campaign.

http://www.reaching-higher.org.uk/ See The Herald's story on initiative for residential child care in Scotland. Also covered in our blog.

50 dictionaries and £260 donated by staff at Strathclyde University for our fund for supporting the school at Chite Tilahar in Nepal.

Profile of Sarita our trek nurse now on the blog at http:www.reaching-higher.org.uk.

Who Cares? Scotland wishes all our supporters a very happy Christmas.

Happy New Year from all at Who Cares? Scotland. You will hear much more about our work in 2010.

Current issue of care appointments: http://www.careappointments.co.uk/ profiles Care Leavers Reunited: http://www.careleavers.com/clreunited

The Herald Magazine on Saturday profiled Doug Scott and Community Action Nepal. We blogged about it at http://www.reaching-higher.org.uk

Who Cares? Scotland's anti-stigma campaign is launched today. See BBC coverage http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8483476.stm for example.

Read about Who Cares? Scotland's anti-stigma campaign here: www.givemeachancescotland.org

Tweet if you've seen Who Cares? Scotland's "Give Me A Chance" campaign posters on trains, phone boxes and at Glasgow Undergound stations.