Troubled Families programme succeeded in helping people, although opinion is split on whether lives were ‘turned around’. Experts say new scheme must focus on tackling causes of poverty, domestic abuse and mental ill health.
ADCS presidency to be focused on recovery Derren Hayes Tuesday, April 27, 2021
New ADCS president for 2021/22 Charlotte Ramsden sets out her key priorities and how she will apply a collaborative style of leadership.
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Rethinking how we protect young children at risk of abuse and neglect Jordan Rehill, researcher, and Carey Oppenheim, early childhood lead, the Nuffield Foundation Tuesday, April 27, 2021
The Independent Review of Children’s Social Care acknowledges that the current system of child welfare and support needs to be re-evaluated. It provides an opportunity to rethink how the system is organised and how it responds to children in need of care and support.
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