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Care Review to publish Case for Change in early summer, Josh MacAlister reveals

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The Care Review will publish its first report this summer based on “powerful and often emotional” conversations with hundreds of care-experienced people, the review chair has said.
Josh MacAlister visits Aycliffe Secure Children's Home as part of the review process. Picture: Josh MacAlister/Twitter
Josh MacAlister visits Aycliffe Secure Children's Home as part of the review process. Picture: Josh MacAlister/Twitter

In a new blog, posted on the website for the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care, Josh MacAlister vows to deliver on his commitment to set out the project’s Case for Change in the summer.

“A review like this would normally take a lot longer before publishing a report. But I wanted this review to set out the problems early – giving everyone the opportunity to understand our thinking and tell us whether we have missed or misunderstood anything,” he says.

“So it’s been three months of intense reading, endless Zoom meetings and a lot of drafting and redrafting. We’re making real progress and I’m looking forward to sharing the results early in the summer,” MacAlister adds.

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