WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: NAO to consider early intervention report
By Dan Peters | 24 January 2022
The National Audit Office (NAO) is to consider a report on early intervention and prevention after lobbying from the sector, The MJ understands.
WHITEHALL
More cash as Troubled Families rebranded
By William Eichler | 29 March 2021
The Government has rebranded its Troubled Families programme and pledged £165m.
TROUBLED FAMILIES
'We're still not doing what works in many areas'
By Kerren Daly | 15 December 2020
Are the Government’s latest early years’ initiatives enough to improve the life chances for vulne...
TROUBLED FAMILIES
Call to release 'trapped' troubled families funding
By Martin Ford | 21 May 2020
Bureaucracy threatens to hold up cash needed to support vulnerable children, the County Councils ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Securing our future, today
By Rachel Dickinson | 28 January 2020
Rachel Dickinson warns of the dangers of not making significant long-term investment in children’...
TROUBLED FAMILIES
Troubled Families scheme gets £165m funding boost
By Laura Sharman | 06 January 2020
The Government has confirmed up to £165m extra funding to support the Troubled Families programme.
TROUBLED FAMILIES
Transforming public services
By Pat Ritchie | 20 August 2019
The decision five years ago to wind up Whitehall’s Transformation Unit resulted in a loss of capa...
FINANCE
What future for local services?
By Graham Atkins | 02 July 2019
As public sector finance specialists prepare to attend CIPFA's annual conference in Birmingham t...
WHITEHALL
Civil service chief calls for more cross-Whitehall working
By Michael Burton | 14 June 2019
Whitehall chief Sir Mark Sedwill has called for more cross-boundary working among civil servants ...
FINANCE
Troubled Families is not the Holy Grail
By Dan Corry | 02 April 2019
There are lessons to be learned from the Troubled Families experiment, as Dan Corry outlines
TROUBLED FAMILIES
Keeping intervention uppermost in mind
By Martin Ford | 26 March 2019
Dame Louise Casey, creator of the Troubled Families programme, says the vindication given by the ...
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