Effective partnerships, clear accountability and stronger evidence are essential if central and local government are to improve outcomes for children and deliver value for money, says Emma Willson.
The Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) has said its members are against a com...
Councils face a challenge to prevent future attacks such as those in Southport that claimed the l...
London’s ‘child-free’ centre is creating an increasingly unequal experience of growing up in the ...
Increasing take-up and participation is not always easy, but progress can often be made quickly, ...
Camden LBC is launching a powerful, data-driven model designed to pinpoint low-income families mo...
Windsor & Maidenhead has invested £1.8m in its first home for young people, dramatically cutting ...
Abolition of the two-child benefit cap in today’s Budget has been welcomed as a ‘first step’ in t...
Best Start in Life Plans could be a once in generation opportunity, argues Dawn Plimmer of Collab...
Craig White looks at how dual perspectives can change thinking in children's social care
Local authorities have called for the scaling back of Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) de...
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