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Cafcass chief executive Anthony Douglas to step down

1 min read Social Care
Cafcass chief executive Anthony Douglas is to leave in March 2019 after more than 15 years with the organisation.

Douglas joined Cafcass - the Child and Family Court Advisory and Support Service - in September 2004 from Suffolk County Council, where he was director of social care and health.

"My job at Cafcass has been a privilege and our task now, after achieving ‘outstanding' in our recent Ofsted inspection, is to take our service to children to the next level," said Douglas.

"I will continue to give my all until my last day and look forward to helping our next chief executive officer get up and running when the time comes."

At the time he joined Cafcass, the agency was widely seen as failing organisation with many children involved in family court proceedings were waiting weeks or months to be allocated children's guardians.

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