Inside CYP Now this month: Intergenerational childcare; mental health in schools; social worker training
Derren Hayes
Tuesday, June 27, 2023
July’s edition of Children & Young People Now is packed full of useful advice, insight and ideas on how to improve outcomes for children, young people and families.
Must read articles include:
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How Chester-based Nursery in Belong is pioneering an intergenerational approach to learning.
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Special report analyses key policy, practice and research developments on mental health in schools.
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Frontline chief Mary Jackson explains the rationale for changes to the fast-track social work training programme.
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Key practitioner roles are revealed at the long-awaited Oasis Restore secure school.
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Lisa Harker, director of the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory on factors for the rise in deprivation of liberty orders.
Top practice articles include:
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Young people understand money matters thanks to the WizeUp scheme run by the Jack Petchey Foundation.
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Inspectorate review finds strict measures on young people in secure settings are impeding their rehabilitation.
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How social action programme Young Women Lead Fife creates safe community spaces for girls.
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Advice on good practice in commissioning parent-infant relationship services.
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Top tips on bidding for a share of funding from The Pilgrim Trust.
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