Good Places Better Health for Scotland's Children 2011

Good Places Better Health for Scotland's Children (428.32 MB)

Explore how important places are for Children

Children interact with places in different locations, such as home, nursery/school and neighbourhood that may also be considered at many different spatial scales. The frequency and type of interaction will be mediated by parents/carers. The Evaluation Group considered three particular aspects of place that were of most relevance to children: Homes, Neighbourhoods and Transport. This report explores these themes in detail.

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