Stop it Now! Scotland |
Who we are
Martin Henry, National Manager Martin serves on a wide range of national and Government Working Parties on Child and Public Protection including the National Steering Group for Safeguarding in Sport; the Scottish Coalition for Young Runaways; the Safeguarding Commission of the Conference of Religious in Scotland; the National Reference Group of Survivor Scotland (the Scottish Government National Strategy on Child Sexual Abuse); the ACPOS Child Protection and Offender Management Working Groups; and the National Strategic Group for Investigative Interviewing of Child Witnesses. Martin has been a lecturer/consultant at the Scottish Police College since 1993 and is a member of the Scottish Executive Committee of the National Organisation for the Treatment of Abusers. Martin presents/lectures regularly in Scotland, the UK, Eastern and Western Europe and the United States.
Carol Robinson, Project Officer (Prisoners Information Project) She was involved in the set up of the first multi agency Family Protection Unit in Edinburgh and assisted in the review of Joint Interviewing of Child witnesses in Scotland. In 2007-2008 she was the project officer for Lothian and Borders Police on the HMIE inspection of Child Protection Services and gave the Police response to the City of Edinburgh. During her police service she gained a post graduate certificate from Dundee University in Child Protection and Development. She took up the post of project manager with Stop it Now! Scotland in January 2011. Her project, “Talk abOUT it”, has been implemented in Addiewell Prison, West Lothian Scotland. It is designed to give prisoners information about child sexual abuse, its prevention and where help can be found.
William Manson, Project Officer (Community Engagement), National Coordinator - Keeping Children Safe
Fiona Mackay, Programme Co-ordinator (Inform) She has 26 years experience in both child protection and criminal justice social work, initially in Edinburgh, then for 10 years in the Surrey Probation Service before returning to her native Scotland to take up the post of Associate National Adviser in Safeguarding to the Church of Scotland. Following a very successful Pilot Programme of Inform and Inform Plus, Fiona hopes to roll this out as a permanent part of the Stop it Now! Scotland service and expand the early intervention project which has evolved through working closely with local police forces. |







