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Dame Rachel de Souza has published the first part of her families review. Picture: OOCC

1 September 2022

Family review highlights life-long impact of domestic violence

Amy Houghton Social Care

The guide will encourage children to become more environmentally concious, according to Tiney. Picture: Tgordievskaya/Adobe Stock

1 September 2022

Guide to creating sustainable childcare settings launches

Fiona Simpson Early Years

Olivia Pratt-Kobel, nine, is one of nine victims of shootings in Liverpool in recent months. Picture: Merseyside Police

1 September 2022

Home Office grants funding to Liverpool youth violence programme after shootings

Amy Houghton Youth Work

Five million children are missing out on support from school mental health teams, according to Barnardo's. Picture: Adobe Stock

31 August 2022

Teachers at schools with lower Ofsted ratings ‘less likely to receive mental health training’

Amy Houghton Education

The scheme intends to take pressure off local authorities with high levels of unaccompanied children. Picture: Adobe Stock

31 August 2022

Asylum transfer scheme changes ‘will do nothing’ to support children, warns ADCS

Fiona Simpson Social Care

Children from England and Wales are being transferred more than 300 miles to secure settings. Picture: Adobe Stock

31 August 2022

Warning over placement of children from England and Wales in Scottish secure children’s homes

Amy Houghton Social Care

Many nursery staff are struggling with rising costs of living, an early years leader said. Image: Adobe Stock

30 August 2022

Plan to extend funded childcare to more families without access to benefits

Fiona Simpson Early Years

30 August 2022

In the September edition of CYP Now: Early Help Special; Qualifications and Training Guide; CYP Now Awards shortlist

Derren Hayes Children's Services

Some 65 per cent more settings closed over the summer term compared with last year. Picture: Adobe Stock

30 August 2022

Warning of 'catastrophic' winter for nurseries amid record closures

Fiona Simpson Early Years

Charities have warned that the energy price cap rise will tip many families into acute poverty. Image: AdobeStock

26 August 2022

Energy price cap rise prompts urgent calls to help disadvantaged young people and families

Derren Hayes Social Care

It is hoped that the pathfinder will help the resettlement of young people leaving custody. Image: Becky Nixon

26 August 2022

Details emerge on alternative to custody accommodation scheme

Derren Hayes Youth Justice

More young people have reported experiencing mental health problems as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Image: Riccardo Cirillo/Adobestock

25 August 2022

Youth charities make case for £300m mental health fund

Joe Lepper Youth Work

Foster carers say they need more financial help in the face of rising costs. Image: Morguefile

25 August 2022

Ramp up allowances 'to offset impact of cost-of-living crisis', say foster carers

Joe Lepper Social Care

Many nursery staff are struggling with rising costs of living, an early years leader said. Image: Adobe Stock

25 August 2022

Childcare boss calls on government to raise funding rates

Derren Hayes Early Years

The consortium aims to provide greater support for foster carers. Picture: Adobe Stock

24 August 2022

Nationwide fostering support group launches

Joe Lepper Social Care