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This survey helps us understand how parents and carers are supported to promote the wellbeing of children and young people. It aims to identify the challenges families may face, as well as the types of information and support that would be most helpful.
Responses will be used to inform planning by the Aberdeenshire multi-agency GIRFEC Mental Health Group.
Please complete the survey(s) relevant to your child(ren):
Early Years (0–5)
Primary (P1–P7)
Secondary (S1–S6)
If you have more than one child across different age groups, we would appreciate you completing a survey for each applicable stage.
This survey helps us understand how parents and carers are supported to promote the wellbeing of children and young people. It aims to identify the challenges families may face, as well as the types of information and support that would be most helpful.
Responses will be used to inform planning by the Aberdeenshire multi-agency GIRFEC Mental Health Group.
Please complete the survey(s) relevant to your child(ren):
Early Years (0–5)
Primary (P1–P7)
Secondary (S1–S6)
If you have more than one child across different age groups, we would appreciate you completing a survey for each applicable stage.
This survey helps us understand how parents and carers are supported to promote the wellbeing of young children. It aims to identify challenges faced by parents and carers, and the support and information that would be most helpful to you.
Your responses will inform planning by the Aberdeenshire multi-agency GIRFEC Mental Health Group.
This survey helps us understand how parents and carers are supported to promote the wellbeing of primary aged children. It aims to identify challenges faced by parents and carers, and the support and information that would be most helpful to you.
Your responses will inform planning by the Aberdeenshire multi-agency GIRFEC Mental Health Group.
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This survey helps us understand how parents and carers are supported to promote the wellbeing of secondary aged young people. It aims to identify challenges faced by parents and carers, and the support and information that would be most helpful to you.
Your responses will inform planning by the Aberdeenshire multi-agency GIRFEC Mental Health Group.
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