Welcome to the Vulnerability 360 website. We want to engage in an exploration of what constitutes vulnerability in its broadest sense and, in doing that, to challenge the predominant assumptions of neo-liberal social policy which sees the poor, the marginalized and the disenfranchised as the architects of their own misfortune.
The manner of the death of six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes at the hands of his father and stepmother, now convicted of manslaughter and murder respectively, is shocking. The evidence heard in court was some of the most tragic I’ve seen and heard...
Leicestershire Cares has actively engaged with the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care in England since its launch. They responded to the initial Call for Evidence, submitted feedback to the Case for Change, and have met with the Chair to...
A “severe and growing” staffing shortage in the early years sector is leaving families facing repeated disruptions to childcare services, new research shows. A survey of 1,395 early years providers, carried out by the Early Years Alliance...
Podcast where Donald O’Neal discusses the lack of Care in the Care Act 2014. Click here.
The Lack of Care Act 2014: Service users’ perspectives of a failing adult social care system I am tetraplegic and an adult social care service user. I wrote this book based on my experience and that of other people I know or have been introduced to...
Poor mental well-being is commonly associated with care experienced young people. Their lives of abrupt endings, unreliable stability, loss of connections and adverse childhood experiences can result in poor mental well-being. Alongside a lack of...
Leicestershire Cares has actively engaged with the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care in England since its launch. They responded to the initial Call for Evidence, submitted feedback to the Case for Change, and have met with the Chair to...
A “severe and growing” staffing shortage in the early years sector is leaving families facing repeated disruptions to childcare services, new research shows. A survey of 1,395 early years providers, carried out by the Early Years Alliance...
Report find women are less likely to be in paid work, work eight fewer hours and paid 19% less an hour on average than men.
Read the full article on this link to The Guardian
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