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A Better Start worked with more than 140,000 babies, children, parents and carers in areas including Blackpool, Nottingham and Bradford

Analysis 26 March

Collaborative projects lay strong foundations for best start to life

The Local Government Association backs the expansion of family hubs across the country to enable health problems to be tackled earlier

Analysis 26 March

Spending Review 2025: key asks for children and family services

Early years providers face ongoing challenges in recruiting and retaining staff

Analysis 26 March

Briefing: On-the-job learning for childcare

YJB's Susannah Hancock led the review

Analysis 26 March

Ban on YOIs for girls must spark wider system reform, say experts

Analysis 26 March

Factors behind college's demise

Opinion 26 March

Short- and long-term goals for residential care reform

More children are entering the care system than in previous years, DfE figures show. Picture: Adobe Stock/Fizkes

News 25 March

Survey reveals doubts over residential child care reforms

News 25 March

National Youth Agency warns of 'critical' shortage of youth workers

News 25 March

Scheme aims to boost wellbeing for 300 disadvantaged young people

News 24 March

Conference explores opportunities for youth work

Some schools are making further cuts to SEND provision, MPs warn. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 24 March

Councils call for Spending Review to end financial 'sticking plasters'

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

News 21 March

'First 1,000 Days of Life' parliamentary inquiry launches

Blogs 21 March

A child’s first 1,000 days: renewing the political focus

Janet Daby: ‘I very much believe in early intervention like keeping families together’

News 20 March

Government launches £500mn early family help programme

Nurseries in Scotland have higher standards of training and practice monitoring. Picture: Micromonkey/Adobe Stock

News 20 March

Poorest children ‘priced out of early years education’

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