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Best Practice

Youth workers engage young people in custody to support them to address behaviour

Divert capitalises on trusted relationships

Youth Justice

Camden’s Hive has mental health services, career support, and social opportunities

Translating policy priorities into practice

Youth Justice

Most young participants successfully completed the Summer Jobs Programme

Jobs scheme reduces violence risk

Youth Justice

Sports engage vulnerable children

Youth Justice

Adopteens activities have included an owl display at Sheffield’s Steel Cauldron

Adopted young people inspire better support

Nina Smith, third left, visited US schools to learn about suicide prevention training

International Focus: Suicide prevention, USA

Voice and influence workers engage with care-experienced young people to highlight where support can improve

Care-experienced young people become advocates for change and policy influencers

Social Care

Alternative provision’s staged approach re-engages non-attenders

Education

SEND Academy improves outcomes

Education

Five principles of good SEND transition support

Education

Partnership meets children’s needs

Education

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Research

The scheme was first announced in 2017. Picture: Adobe Stock

One-to-one counselling and school attendance in the UK

Parental Risk Factors and Children Entering Care: Risk and Parent’s Sex

The analysis shows 37.8% of the looked-after children were in non-mainstream school settings at the age of 16. Picture: Gpointstudio/Adobe Stock

Non-Mainstream Schools and Educational Outcomes of Children in Care

The NSPCC regularly surveys the public about abuse. Picture: NSPCC

Identifying better responses to child abuse