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Leethen Bartholomew is director and lead on tackling inequalities for black and Asian children at Barnardo’s. Picture: Barnardo's

Blogs 7 April 2022

Lessons on tackling inequalities from Child Q case

The scheme was first launched under the name 'troubled families'. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 6 April 2022

Supporting Families revamp as programme enters 10th year

Improving access to employment and training for young people could boost the economy, according to researchers. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 6 April 2022

Cutting youth NEET rate could save UK £38bn, research finds

Care leavers could be worst-hit by rising living costs, charities have warned. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 6 April 2022

Support care leavers through cost-of-living crisis, campaigners urge

Young people at Feltham YOI worked with Kintetic Youth to produce art centred around the war in Ukraine. Picture: Kinetic Youth

News 6 April 2022

Ukrainian refugees thank young people at Feltham YOI for messages of support

Steve Crocker is president of the ADCS. Picture: ADCS

News 6 April 2022

New ADCS president calls for review of children’s mental health services

Gloucestershire County Council has thanked social workers for their efforts. Picture: Gloucestershire County Council

News 5 April 2022

Ofsted praises ‘significant progress’ at Gloucestershire children’s services

Social workers have reported emotional fatigue and exhaustion, according to the report. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 5 April 2022

Improve mental health support to retain social workers, Care Review hears

Steve Crocker is the new ADCS president. Picture: ADCS

Blogs 5 April 2022

Receiving the baton at full pace

The early years is a crucial time for child development. Picture: Connect Childcare

Blogs 5 April 2022

What role does technology play in helping to create a holistic early learning environment?

Family hubs will offer support from birth to 19. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 4 April 2022

Family hubs: DfE reveals 75 councils eligible to run services

Nadhim Zahawi started school in the UK aged 11. Picture: Parliament UK

News 4 April 2022

Zahawi sets out expectations for councils supporting Ukrainian children

John Coughlan was appointed commissioner at West Sussex Council in 2019. Picture: Hampshire County Council

News 3 April 2022

West Sussex: Independent trust no longer needed to take over children’s services

Providers are ensuring children learn in an environment 'rich in language' to compensate for lost learning as a result of the pandemic, finds Ofsted. Image: Becky Nixon

News 1 April 2022

Shortage of childcare staff affecting 'catch up' efforts, Ofsted warns

Lifelong Links supports children to stay in touch with family members. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 1 April 2022

Lifelong Links improves children’s mental health and wellbeing, study shows