Derren Hayes

Derren Hayes

derren.hayes@markallengroup.com

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Features

Special Report on Early Help

Children's Services
Social entrepreneur and 2018 fellow Emmanuel Akpan-Inwang and consultant and 2018 fellow Laurelle Brown.
Best Practice

Care-experience Fellowship

Social Care
Charities have warned that the energy price cap rise will tip many families into acute poverty. Image: AdobeStock
News

Energy price cap rise prompts urgent calls to help disadvantaged young people and families

Social Care
It is hoped that the pathfinder will help the resettlement of young people leaving custody. Image: Becky Nixon
News

Details emerge on alternative to custody accommodation scheme

Youth Justice
Many nursery staff are struggling with rising costs of living, an early years leader said. Image: Adobe Stock
News

Childcare boss calls on government to raise funding rates

Early Years
There are 23 categories up for grabs at this year's CYP Now Awards. Picture: Julian Dodds
News

CYP Now Awards 2022 – finalists revealed

Children's Services
Gail Tolley says 'there are 149 languages spoken in Brent schools, which reflects its wonderful diversity.' Picture: Adobe Stock
Best Practice

Local Spotlight: Brent Borough Council

Children's Services
Cover picture: Future Roots
News

In the new issue of CYP Now: Social work agencies; Trauma-informed services; Future Roots programme

Children's Services
A desire to better integrate education services with children’s social care is a key part of the decision to move back to council control. Picture: Adobe Stock
Features

Doncaster U-turn on independent trust raises questions over model

Social Care
Children in the youth secure estate are being 'let down' by government, campaigners say. Picture: Adobe Stock
Analysis

SEND support needs in custody

Youth Justice
Naomi Hulston: ‘We are an integrator and connector’
Features

Interview: Naomi Hulston, Catch 22 chief executive

Youth Justice
Derren Hayes: “Offering a flexible, competitive employment package that invests in children’s social workers’ development is a must for every local authority.” Picture: Lucie Carlier
Opinion

Flexible working practices can reduce pull of agencies

Social Care