This article comprises a summary taken from Community Care Inform Children about working with parents of looked-after children. The full practice guidance content covers working well with parents, supporting behaviour change, assessment...
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The Dog Runner by Bren MacDibble
Young people have recently been in the forefront of campaigns raising alarm about the perils of climate change and environmental destruction. What better way to spread these serious concerns to even more people than through a well told story based...
A system in crisis: the daily battle for specialist teachers
A survey of 600+ Teachers of the Deaf asks about their jobs and about specialist support for deaf children. Read the full details on this link to National Deaf Children’s Society Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click...
Children paying the price of cuts in crisis support
Thousands of families in financial crisis are missing out on vital emergency support, new research by The Children’s Society has revealed. It says parents are being left at risk of debt and struggling to afford basics like feeding and clothing their...
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Working with parents of looked-after children: key tips for social workers
This article comprises a summary taken from Community Care Inform Children about working with parents of looked-after children. The full practice guidance content covers working well with parents, supporting behaviour change, assessment...
New training for health visitors to boost early language skills
1,000 health visitors to be trained to support children’s early language and communication needs during routine home visits Read the full press release on this link to Gov.UK Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to...
The Disability Price Tag
Life costs more for disabled people and their families. Spending more on essential goods and services like; heating, insurance, equipment and therapies. These extra costs mean disabled people have less money in their pocket than non-disabled people...
