Review chair Josh MacAlister launched the consultation in January to canvass views on who the review team should be talking to, questions to ask and how best to engage with children and families.
Based on responses received so far MacAlister has pledged to engage with professionals and charities to effectively gather the views of children and families.
So far Family Rights Group, Kinship and Siblings Together are among groups the review team has already begun speaking to for advice on gathering young people’s views. This is set to involve a range of surveys, including some available online.
Good to see included “Why do disabled children come to be looked after?...Our experience is that there is a ‘journey’ towards looked after that generally arises from needs not being recognised and met early enough...” & family trauma from fighting for help across complex systems
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