Local economics and children's services standards 'central to lower care rates'

Neil Puffett
Thursday, November 29, 2018

Reducing local levels of poverty and providing good-quality children's services are central to lowering the number of children being taken into care, a study has found.

The government is providing £84m to 20 councils to help them reduce the number of children being taken into care. Picture: Morguefile
The government is providing £84m to 20 councils to help them reduce the number of children being taken into care. Picture: Morguefile

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