The overall aim of this study was to develop an evidence base for interdisciplinary training to safeguard children by assessing the scope and content of programmes commissioned by local safeguarding

The Scottish Human Rights Commission has submitted a consultation response to the Scottish Procurement Directorate Joint Improvement Team on the consultation draft, Guidance on Social Care Procurement (the “Guidance”). The

Family Intervention Projects (FIPs) work with the most challenging families and tackle issues such as antisocial behaviour, youth crime, school absenteeism, drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence, poor mental health

A report of children’s views by the Children’s Rights Director for England. We asked children and young people for their views in three ways: * we held a national children’s

This research report presents the findings and results from a survey looking to measure parental views on the five elements of the Core Offer as set out in the government’s

Service users often aren’t involved in discussions about social care funding, yet they will be most affected by any changes to the current failing system.

This small-scale survey identified some of the factors that contributed to good outcomes for children in need in a range of different types of early years and childcare settings.

This research report presents the findings and results from a survey looking to measure parental views on the five elements of the Core Offer as set out in the government’s

This leaflet sets out the framework for information sharing between all practitioners based at a children’s centre, so that information can be shared appropriately. It focuses particularly on sharing information

In December 2009, the government accepted the recommendations of the social work task force for a programme of comprehensive reform for social work in England. This plan explains how the