Charity The Family Rights Group said that the government’s implementation plan and response to the Care Review, which was recently delayed until early 2023, needs to deliver a “just, fair and honest” child welfare system, which centres on safe and loving relationships.
It added that all reforms should be scrutinised in partnership with children and families with lived-experience of the social care system.
The Family Rights Group is calling for government to make five key commitments to reform children’s social care, which include:
Investment in family help so that children and families receive early support to prevent problems from escalating.
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