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Making a local difference: State of play and challenges ahead for health and wellbeing boards

Health and wellbeing boards have the potential to make a significant difference at local level through developing a shared set of priorities, to focus commissioning plans and achieve better health...

A Criminal Use of Police Cells?

Police officers have many different roles: to protect life and property; to maintain order; to prevent the commission of offences; and, where an offence has been committed, to take measures to bring...

June 2013 - BASW Response to TCSW Consultation on Roles and Tasks Requiring Social Workers

Introduction Social workers are uniquely educated, trained and qualified to support individuals and families in meeting some of life’s biggest challenges; for example, caring for family members,...

Statutory Guidance on children who run away or go missing from home or care, DfE (2013)

Launch Date: Tuesday 25 June 2013 Closing Date: Tuesday 17 September 2013 The current statutory guidance on Children Who Run Away and Go Missing from Home or Care was published in July 2009. The...
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Minutes of England AGM, 16th May 2013

No Excuses: Preventing Homelessness for the Next Generation

This policy paper examines the causes of homelessness and the long-term impact on young adults.NEW DATA REVEALS THAT OVER 14,000 16 AND 17 YEAR OLDS WHO FACED HOMELESSNESS APPROACHED 161 COUNCILS...

Measuring National Well-being - Health, 2013

This article analyses by age and other variables two of the current measures of national wellbeing: ‘satisfaction with health’ and ‘evidence of mental ill-health (GHQ)’ and their relationship to well...

Detecting and tackling forced labour in Europe

Based on studies in nine European countries, this report considers how those exposed to forced labour are supported across Europe. The study looks at a number of aspects of forced labour: evidence...

Future Prisons

How can one prison cost £108,000 per place to run, when another establishment, performing exactly the same functions, costs just £26,000 per place? Why do some prisoners serve their sentence in damp...

Bright futures: local children, local approaches

Local authorities understand the importance of a child’s early years in their future development and quality of life. Councils play a fundamental role in promoting children’s well-being and improving...

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