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In July’s CYP Now: Family courts and care proceedings; calls for next government; inside family hubs

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The July edition of CYP Now is out now.
The July edition of CYP Now is out now.

This month’s analyses:

Experts examine key developments in children’s services from a ‘patchy’ parliament.

NYA’s first workforce survey highlights lack of younger youth workers amid rising demand for services.

Children’s charities lay out key policy asks for next government including improved special needs support and a greater focus on youth mental health.

High-profile deaths of two babies in preventable incidents in nurseries raise wider issues over safeguarding procedures.

Policy expert looks at the impact of proposed changes to sex and relationships education.

Academic examines the evidence for specialist staff to support neurodiverse young people in custody.

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