
11 October 2008
Search for articles from Children & Young People Now, Children Now, Young People Now, Youth Work Now and Nursery World.
Displaying 1 - 10 of 255 results found
Results currently ordered by date. Order by relevance
Maria Miller laments Labour's performance in office, claiming its record "doesn't stack up when you compare how much has been spent on supporting families and children and alleviating child poverty".
The Child Health Strategy is set to urge primary care trusts to link more with children's centres. But how will this work in practice? Joe Lepper reports.
Aiming High for Disabled Children should transform services. Joe Lepper asks whether parents and professionals in Leicester have seen a difference.
The annual Conservative conference in Birmingham last week saw the party flesh out some of its plans. Ravi Chandiramani reports on the implications for children and young people.
As the new diplomas for 14- to 19-year-olds get under way, Sue Learner asks the experts how local authorities can prepare for the changes that lie ahead.
Ever since Tony Blair made his pledge nine years ago to end child poverty by 2020, the government has been fairly vocal about the issue.
The Children and Young People's Services Awards offer a rare chance to celebrate the achievements of the sector. After a record number of entries, the shortlist has been finalised.
The Labour Party gathered for its annual conference in Manchester last week. Lauren Higgs reports on Gordon Brown's fight back and how policies on children fit in.
The Liberal line on children.
Ten years ago, Labour pledged to abolish child poverty within a generation. Over the next few pages, we examine the progress made so far. But first, Ruth Smith investigates how...
Find jobs working with children and young people