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The Scottish Veterans Commissioner is committed to making its website accessible, in accordance with the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018.

to help improve the content and scheme process. We are currently preparing for a national roll out of the scheme, this includes developing training modules which have been made available on Turas, the National Education for Scotland

to help improve the content and scheme process. We are currently preparing for a national roll out of the scheme, this includes developing training modules which have been made available on Turas, the National Education for Scotland

We will consider the content of recommendations 8, 9 and 10 as part of the work going forward to develop the Network. Scottish Government update, 2020 The Scottish Trauma (STN) and Scottish Veteran Care Network (SVCN) teams have been

with the aim of improving content, visual impact and accessibility. Scottish Government update, 2019 A Scottish Housing Guide for People Leaving the Armed Forces & Ex-Service Personnel has been redesigned to meet the

an evaluation of the content on the pages to ensure that the information is as helpful as possible to veterans and a report on this will be published in May 2019. Scottish Government update, 2020 The Implementation Group has initiated

with the aim of improving content, visual impact and accessibility. Scottish Government update, 2019 A Scottish Housing Guide for People Leaving the Armed Forces & Ex-Service Personnel has been redesigned to meet the

into account with inclusive content, language and imagery, and staff who are aware that veterans may not conform to stereotypes. Charities that receive public money to provide services for veterans should be able to evidence training, policy and