Children's services in England are set for reform with the Government's creation of 35 Children's Trusts. The Trusts, which vary in size and scope, will bring together children's social services, education and health services in a single local structure designed around the needs of children, young people and their families....
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Trusts will draw services together
Children's services in England are set for reform with the Government's creation of 35 Children's Trusts. The Trusts, which vary in size and scope, will bring together children's social services, education and health services in a single local structure designed around the needs of children, young people and their families.
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