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CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Working through the pandemic to protect children and families
By Ann McGauran | 29 April 2020
A new report has identified the groups of children most likely to be at risk under lockdown. How ...
WHITEHALL
CIPFA releases new deficits guidance
By Dan Peters | 28 April 2020
Councils will not be required to put aside money from their general reserves to support future fu...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Greenwich's Children's Centres Offer Remote Support to Families in Need
By Lisa Walsh | 23 April 2020
Lisa Walsh explains how Better Children’s Centres within Greenwich RLBC are helping families by p...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Pandemic is making 'inadequate funding baseline' worse, says new ADCS president
By Ann McGauran | 23 April 2020
The incoming president of the Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) says she wan...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
A critical time for child protection
By Anne Longfield | 21 April 2020
Keeping children safe is a challenge made even greater amid the coronavirus crisis. Children’s Co...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Teamwork in a crisis
By Stuart Carlton | 21 April 2020
In the face of the coronavirus crisis, Stuart Carlton explains why he is so proud of the passion,...
ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF CHILDRENS SERVICES
An opportunity amidst the gloom
By Jenny Coles | 21 April 2020
As social workers battle the coronavirus, Jenny Coles calls for children’s interests to be centre...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Keeping our young people centre stage
By Ann McGauran | 21 April 2020
Jenny Coles talks to Ann McGauran about her early days as ADCS president and the work being done ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Helping other care leavers in Hull during the coronavirus crisis
By Mark Jones | 21 April 2020
Mark Jones outlines how a group of Hull care leavers has set up a walk-by food hub to help others...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
What are councils' obligations towards children and social care in their area?
By Clare Hardy | 14 April 2020
Clare Hardy highlights the range of existing obligations in relation to children and social care ...
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