In the June edition of CYP Now: Early childhood development; Grenfell youth work; and beating burnout

The special report also includes four examples of innovative practice: outdoor play at an inner city nursery; how Better Start is being implemented in Blackpool; a specialist pre-school unit for children with speech, language and communication issues; and vouchers for fresh fruit and vegetables.

One year on from the Grenfell Tower disaster, youth organisations and funders explain how they have collaborated with the Kensington and Chelsea Council to support children and families affected.

The main feature offers advice for employers on how they can develop strategies to beat burnout and boost staff wellbeing.

Other articles in the May edition of CYP Now include:

• Social care - Ofsted director of social care Yvette Stanley on new children's services inspections
• Children's services - Recent high rates of DCS turnover disguises rising experience among directors
• Education - Key factors behind the shortage of educational psychologists and how to recruit more
• Early years - Experts contest claims that children's centres in the poorest areas have not closed
• Health - Call to open drop-in centres to support children of alcoholic parents 
• Leadership - The Prince's Trust's Nick Stace on why it is important for a CEO to get out of the office

You can see the full contents of the current edition here

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