Episode 8: Election result reaction; care experiences; family courts special

Children’s organisations are calling for a joined-up approach to early years provision. Picture: Oksana Kuzmina/Adobe Stock

Children’s charities on issues the next government must prioritise

Youth Work
The analysis shows 37.8% of the looked-after children were in non-mainstream school settings at the age of 16. Picture: Gpointstudio/Adobe Stock

Non-Mainstream Schools and Educational Outcomes of Children in Care

A universal intervention, Tree of Life sessions can benefit young people who may be shy or struggling with their self-esteem. Picture: MONKEY BUSINESS/POSED BY MODELS

Tree of Life shows young people they can flourish

Health
Young people lead decisions on which elements to include in sessions, such as drawing, games and discussions. Picture: Provided

Peer support project helps young people share their experiences of exiting CAMHS

Health
Tanvir Ali is a former peer leader at Peer Power Youth

How I Got Here: Tanvir Ali, former peer leader, Peer Power Youth

Youth Work
Young people want more political education in the UK curriculum. Picture: Adobe Stock/ Monkey Business

Young people call for stronger political education to underpin votes at 16 pledges

Youth Work
The consultation is hoping to make support more cost effective for the local authority. Picture: Adobe Stock/ stockbusters

Council launches consultation on cost-cutting changes to SEND transport offer

Education
Celebrations included a youth art competition. Picture: Warwickshire County Council

Council celebrates migrant children

Social Care
Young people aged 16- and 17 want access to services which boost careers skills. Picture: Jacob Lund/Adobe Stock

Young people demand greater access to local youth services

Youth Work
Alicia Walker is head of policy, research and campaigns at Centrepoint. Picture: Centrepoint

General Election 2024: Next government must focus on sustainable employment for young people

Guest Blog
Amanda Perraton is director of children's services at Warrington Council. Picture: ADCS

General Election 2024: Speaking up for children

The ADCS Blog