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Residential Children's Care

Survivors of trauma may have specific needs that must be met to help them access services. Picture: Thingamajiggs/Adobe Stock

Features 23 February 2021

Trauma-informed Practice: Special Report

Care-experienced young people at a participation session run by charity Become. Picture: Become

Analysis 26 January 2021

Care experts outline ambitions

The ICHA report details emerging evidence that children's home staffing shortages are having an effect on placements. Picture: Alex Deverill

Analysis 26 January 2021

Factors for stagnation in use of homes

The framework covers a flexible range of semi-independent accommodation options to meet young people’s changing needs. Picture: Bernat/Adobe Stock

Features 6 January 2021

Post-16 framework provides pointers for national scheme

Andrew Rome: “It is perhaps not surprising to find that the commissioning sector has struggled to move away from the spot purchasing of placements model”

Features 1 December 2020

Commissioning: Implications of divergence

Children in care participate in the House Project in groups, helping to support each other while gaining the skills they will need to successfully move to independent living

Features 24 November 2020

Making a house into a home

Councils are exploring methods to reduce the number of young people placed in residential accommodation. Picture: Valerii Honcharuk/Adobe stock

Features 27 October 2020

Residential Care: Policy context

Research 27 October 2020

The Outcome of Institutional Youth Care Compared to Non-Institutional Youth Care for Children of Primary School Age and Early Adolescence: a Multi-Level Meta-Analysis

Glebe House is run as a therapeutic community for young men with needs related to sexually harmful behaviour

Research 27 October 2020

‘Why Wouldn’t You Have a Circle?’ An Evaluation of the Glebe House Circles Pilot

Research 27 October 2020

Social Pedagogical Perspectives on Fidelity to a Manual: Professional Principles and Dilemmas in Everyday Expertise

"Playful encounters" through play therapy can support practitioners’ work in meeting children’s emotional and relational needs. Picture: eric/Adobe Stock

Research 27 October 2020

Play Therapy Insights into Everyday Social Pedagogical Practice in Residential Child Care

Personal advisers help young people get the accommodation that is right for them. Picture: JJ’Studio/Adobe Stock

Features 27 October 2020

Adviser support helps a successful transition from care

Restorative approaches are well embedded in the home, meaning practitioners can work with young people to address incidents

Features 27 October 2020

Children’s home staff and agencies take restorative approach to cut offending

Andrew Rome: “Local authority commissioners recognised the potential of pooling their efforts, resources, and, in theory, their purchasing power”

Other 27 October 2020

Commissioning: Heading in different directions

Be reflective of the parameters of the research studies you read to determine how applicable they are to your own practice. Picture: smolaw11/Adobe Stock

Other 27 October 2020

Residential care research evidence

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