The study covers a range of subjects, including public attitudes to poverty and inequality, children and early years, education, health, employment, pensions, and migrants. It measures the extent of progress

Children’s Rights will enable researchers, legislators, and academics to compare and contrast how children are treated among the different continents and which policies and laws have had the most profound

This report presents key findings and recommendations of a review of local services and includes examples of good practice in supporting people with learning disabilities and complex needs.

This letter informs inspectors of the planned stress work in the public services sector for 2009-10. The work will focus on assessing the progress made by selected public sector organisations

This document summarises the responses to a consultation on draft regulations that would confer power on the Care Quality Commission for the purpose of monitoring, and reporting on, the Mental

The forms can be adapted but, if used in unedited form, they help all those involved in the safeguards processes to fully meet the requirements of the deprivation of liberty

This document assesses the impact of legislation to assist the Child Support Agency in securing child maintenance for 40,000 more children, which equates to an additional £70 million in child

This report examines the experiences of disabled parents and their families and considers how far council policies, services and practice are providing appropriate support.

This report publishes data showing that in the first term of the Every Child Counts programme, children have made an average of 12 months’ progress over three months with just

Valuing people now sets out the Government’s strategy for people with learning disabilities for the next three years following consultation. It also responds to the main recommendations in Healthcare for