Derren Hayes

Derren Hayes

derren.hayes@markallengroup.com

The language used by practitioners about children can easily become victim blaming, panelists warned. Picture: Robertson/Peopleimages.com/Adobe Stock
Features

The Big Debate: Would consistent application of TIC benefit children’s services?

Children's Services
News

In the new edition of CYP Now: Care Review reforms, supporting prisoners' children, trauma-informed care

Children's Services
Researchers looked at common risk factors. Picture: Esthermm/Adobe Stock
Analysis

Research reveals trends in child social care demand and outcomes

Social Care
The guidance aims to aid decision making for school leaders. Picture: Nito/Adobe Stock
Analysis

Support for transgender pupils

Health
Derren Hayes: 'Childcare funding, school standards and tackling violence resonate with the public at large and so will be higher up the agenda this year'
Opinion

Councils need bigger budgets, not handouts

Editorial
Trauma-informed principles have been adopted by schools, the police and social care teams to improve services. Picture: Mulberry Bush
Features

Trauma-informed care: Key policy developments

Sir Andrew McFarlane: 'Expansion of the pilot is a huge step in increasing transparency of the judiciary.'
News

Major expansion of family court reporting pilot announced

Social Care
Bury Council must produce a revised post-16 transport policy by the end of May. Picture: Google
News

Ombudsman criticises council for failing to implement recommendations

Education
Redthread has grown rapidly since 2018 and now delivers youth work in 13 hospitals in England. Picture: Redthread
News

New Redthread chief targets period of stability and consolidation

Youth Work
The campaign shares the experiences of some of the 3,800 families that foster in Wales. Picture: Foster Wales
News

Welsh councils launch foster carer recruitment campaign

Social Care
News

In January’s CYP Now: Reforming Ofsted, tackling youth loneliness, sustainable childcare special

Children's Services
Latest data shows there were 388 applications to the family court for a DoL order between July and September 2023. Picture: FamilyCourtBentallon
News

Government confirms existence of DoL orders expert group

Social Care