Department of Health expands third sector strategic partners scheme
The Department of Health has increased its strategic partners programme to include five additional partnerships.
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The Department of Health has increased its strategic partners programme to include five additional partnerships.
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Prison inspectors have added their voice to criticism of detaining children at the Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre.
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Sixty per cent of social workers have considered leaving the profession in the last year, according to research by the British Association of Social Workers (BASW).
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A 10-month-old baby boy is believed to have starved to death in north-west London despite being monitored by doctors and social workers.
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The number of babies not in care who have died as a result of serious neglect or abuse has risen significantly in the wake of the Baby Peter case, CYP Now has learned.
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Speaking at today’s Aiming High for Disabled Children Conference on Parent Participation Transforming Disabled Children’s Services, Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, Ed Balls announced the launch of a National Parent Forum Network, which will ensure that parent forums have a stronger, more coherent voice.
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AN investigation has been launched into standards of care at a Swaffham nursing home. Care chiefs at County Hall have launched a probe into Iceni House, in conjunction with watchdogs the Care Quality Commission.
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Bristol academics have been asked to carry out an in-depth inquiry into shocking claims around the deaths of people with learning disabilities.
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Child asylum seekers are being forced to undertake “oppressive and unlawful” interviews when they arrive in the UK before being offered basic welfare like rest and food, according to a damning report.
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A nursery manager force fed babies in her care until they were sick, before making them eat their own vomit, a court heard today.
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