
10 October 2008
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The recent collapse of care home provider Sedgemoor has reignited debate about the role of private firms in the sector.
While the struggle continues to keep young people in care beyond the age of 16, the government wants care leavers to receive support for longer. Joe Lepper takes a glance...
The campaign to secure equal rights for disabled children and young people has seen specialist childcare, opportunities for disabled young people and communication needs pushed up the political agenda.
Lead professionals provide a single point of contact and co-ordinate service delivery for children and young people.
The government has unveiled its spending plans for the next three years and outlined where chunks of public money will go.
Children's social workers To work with children as a qualified social worker, staff must hold a Diploma in Social Work (DipSW) or an equivalent social work qualification such as a...
As children's health receives a cash boost, Ruth Smith looks at what support is needed for children with multiple disabilities.
CYP Now deputy news editor Cathy Wallace was one of the panellists at a Conservative Party conference fringe event on childcare and child poverty last week. She found plenty of...
Faced with the prospect of a snap general election, the Conservative Party used its annual conference to set out its stall, outlining a raft of new policies for children, young...
Big business is prominent in government plans to transform the care system. Sarah Cooper finds out whether the corporate world can make a difference.
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