In this episode, our speakers discuss the Community of Practice for Siblings, how it came to be, the work they have carried forward over the years since they formed, and their next phase of work focused on supporting innovative approaches to keeping the promise for brothers, sisters, siblings, and sibling-like relationships in care. The group reflect on the key roles of collaboration, relationship building, listening, and voice in making meaningful change for care experienced children, young people, adults, and their families. This episode was recorded on 23 September 2025. Resources: Community of Practice for Siblings Website includes resources and future events: https://www.standupforsiblings.co.uk/professionals/community-of-practice-for-siblings/ Sign up to newsletter: https://scot.us1.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=e5477dafcddf81004cc7cb99c&id=2a6938d94c Family Connections and Assessment and Plan: https://www.standupforsiblings.co.uk/2025/02/10/family-connections-assessment-and-plan-launch/ More information on New Horizons: https://www.standupforsiblings.co.uk/2025/02/11/new-horizons/ SCRA Voice of Experience Reference Group: https://www.scra.gov.uk/2023/10/spotlight-on-voice-of-experience-reference-group/ Speakers: Tom Boyd, Promise Delivery Partner, The Promise Scotland Elaine Goudie, Assistant Service Manager, Adoption and Permanent Fostering, Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership Frances Maguire, Service Manager, Independent Care and Review Team (Children and Families), Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership Kate Richardson, Manager Practitioner, Scotland’s Adoption Register, and Chair of Stand Up for Siblings