‘Baby P panic’ helped save thousands of children figures show – but care lottery continues
Children are almost 13 times more likely to be taken into care in some parts of the country than others, official figures show.
Read More
Children are almost 13 times more likely to be taken into care in some parts of the country than others, official figures show.
Read More
Child protection services in Cornwall have been updated after the service was branded “inadequate” by Ofsted.
Read More
Two of Baby P’s social workers have lost an appeal against an employment tribunal ruling that they were fairly sacked.
Read More
An inquiry into the economic and social impact of the ageing population has been launched by a Holyrood committee.
Read More
IRISS have launched their new ‘Social Assets in Action’ project in East Dunbartonshire.
Read More
An awards scheme that brings young people from different backgrounds together to work for the benefit of their communities is to receive £600,000 of government funding.
Read More
A BOOZY care worker who turned up drunk at a children’s home has dodged the sack. Martin Phillips punched and slapped one child, put another in a headlock and sat on a staff member.
Read More
A centre for people with learning disabilities has been saved after health bosses agreed to honour an original funding agreement, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.
Read More
The new Academy of Care Practitioners aims to raise the status of undervalued social care professionals, by Mario Kreft
Closure of care home beds across Birmingham did not have a negative impact on the majority of older people affected, according to research in which 77 per cent of respondents suggested that life had got better or stayed the same as a result of their “resettlement”.
Read More