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17 February 2017

To mark national Care Day the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon spent her morning with young people from Who Cares? Scotland.

To mark National #CareDay FM @NicolaSturgeon visited @WhoCaresScot to hear what makes them proud. pic.twitter.com/m1RM1UnXls

— First Minister (@ScotGovFM) February 17, 2017

 

"If we can't talk about love in the context of children there's something seriously wrong" @NicolaSturgeon @ScotGovFM @WhoCaresScot #CareDay pic.twitter.com/tJGsR2ZYC8

— Young Scot (@YoungScot) February 17, 2017

You can still watch the First Minister’s Facebook Live Q&A below.

Nicola Sturgeon Care Day Visit.

"When I think about the future, I try not to look too far because I worry that I'm not good enough. But I know now that I can achieve…"For the first time ever – the First Minister of Scotland took part in a Facebook Live chat with care experienced people. To mark Care Day 2017, Nicola Sturgeon sat down with Ryan, Callum and Thieghan to talk about their experiences and what they're proud of.

Posted by Who Cares? Scotland on Friday, 17 February 2017

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