Brothers and sisters matter Brothers and sisters who are looked after by a local authority or are experiencing family separation often need support to stay in contact. Clan Childlaw is working in different ways to help promote sibling contact. Find out more about: Legal Help for children and young people to achieve contact with brothers and sisters Training for Professionals facilitating contact between separated looked after children Our policy work on sibling contact Stand Up for Siblings Event: Brothers and Sisters Matter: Delivering Sibling Contact for Looked After Children, 8th March 2019 Read what legal changes we'd like to see: Prioritising Sibling Relationships for Looked After Children, by Fiona Jones, Clan Childlaw with Dr Christine Jones, February 2018 Read more: Clan Childlaw is a founding partner in Stand Up for Siblings, a Scotland wide partnership aimed at improving and changing legislation, policy and practice - the 'Stand Up for Siblings' website contains information for young people, information for professionals, blog posts and signposting Joint Stand Up for Siblings response to the consultation on the Review of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 and creation of a family justice modernisation strategy Clan Childlaw's response to the consultation on the Review of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 and creation of a family justice modernisation strategy Press release: Significant ruling issued for brothers and sisters in care Guidance for Promoting Sibling Contact for Looked After Children Listen to: Bruce Adamson, Children and Young People's Commissioner, on children's rights and the importance of looked-after children's sibling relationships Lucy Frazer, Clan Childlaw solicitor, on how lawyers can help children and young people with sibling contact We are part of: