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Dr Mary Bousted, joint general secretary at the NEU, launched the plans. Picture: TUC

News 18 June 2020

NEU reveals plans for summer catch-up programme for vulnerable children

Blogs 18 June 2020

Have your say on revised advocacy standards and regulations

Leigh Middleton, NYA chief executive, says the guidance is 'vital'. Picture: NYA

News 18 June 2020

NYA launches coronavirus guidance for youth work organisations

Boris Johnson has promised to deliver a 'massive catch up plan' for children. Picture: Boris Johnson/Twitter

News 18 June 2020

Coronavirus daily update: Thursday 18 June

Charlie Taylor has made 15 recommendations for improvements to the use of restraint against children

News 18 June 2020

Review sets out reforms to painful restraint use but stops short of calling for outright ban

There is to be a review of national standards for advocacy services. Picture: AdobeStock

News 18 June 2020

Children’s advocacy standards set to be revised under public consultation

Youth organisations supporting young people most at risk from Covid-19 face the biggest concerns of their future. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 17 June 2020

300,000 young people missing out on youth work services, analysis finds

Julie McCulloch, director of policy at the ASCL, said the government 'needs to do better'. Picture: Parliament TV

News 17 June 2020

Government laptop scheme a 'national scandal' as 68,000 devices still not delivered

Blogs 17 June 2020

Let's stop and think before we comply with government commands

Blogs 17 June 2020

Five ways to tackle post-Covid challenges for children's services

A school in east London is trialling a pop-up classroom. Picture: Curl la Tourelle Head

News 17 June 2020

Coronavirus daily update: Wednesday 17 June

Blogs 17 June 2020

Standing tall for early years

Lisa Harker, Nuffield FJO’s director, said the new findings showed the rise in care numbers is a mental health crisis as much as a parenting crisis

News 17 June 2020

Mothers in care proceedings more likely to have pre-existing mental health problems, study finds

Vulnerable children could miss out on vital support if services are 'squeezed', researchers warn. Picture: Action for Children

News 16 June 2020

Early intervention services ‘unable to cope’ as lockdown measures lift

The government has said free school meal vouchers will be stopped during the summer holidays. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 16 June 2020

Coronavirus daily update: Tuesday 16 June