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Evaluation of Children’s Centres in England (ECCE)

This report provides findings from a survey of families who were using children’s centres (officially called Sure Start Children’s Centres) when their child was 9-18 months of age. It is part of a...

Evaluation of Children’s Centres in England (ECCE)

Chapter 1 explains the policy background to the development of children's centres. It describes the nature and style of early years provision from the early seventies when many services were provided...

Early Years Peer to Peer Support Programme

The Early Years Peer to Peer Support (PTP) Programme, funded by the Department for Education (DfE), was launched in April 2011 to provide a package of tailored support to address issues of quality in...

Family and Childcare Trust and Children in Scotland: The 2013 Scottish Childcare Report

Access to high quality, affordable childcare is essential for parents, enabling them to return to or remain in work or to undergo training or education. Universally available, high quality childcare...

Building capacity and bridging the gaps: Strand 2: Alcohol and other drugs in qualifying social work education

In 1989 Larry Harrison at the University of Hull conducted the first UK survey of teaching and learning on AOD use in qualifying social work education (Harrison 1992). This followed concerns about...

Building capacity and bridging the gaps: Strand 3: Alcohol and other drugs in social care employment-based learning and development

Amongst the key findings it was revealed that almost one third (32%) of Local Authority (LA) employed social workers and social care practitioners had not received any in-house (employer-based)...

Building capacity and bridging the gaps: Strand 1: Social Care Practice with Older People, People with Learning Disabilities, and Physically Diisabled People who use Alcohol and Other Drugs

This report conveys the findings of one part of a three strand project which set out to examine, in some detail, the current state of training to work with alcohol and other drug problems in social...

Social and Public Service Impacts of International Migration at the Local Level

When speaking about migrants and the impact of migration, migrants are often referred to as if they are a unified group. This is in part because immigration policy creates a clear legal boundary...

Later life in rural England

Living in the countryside as an older person certainly has its advantages; as well as the opportunity to enjoy a beautiful environment, rural areas can also offer peace and quiet, they tend to...

Living Beyond 100 A report on centenarians

One manifestation of our ageing population structure is the rapid growth of ‘centenarians’: the group of people who have reached 100 years of age. There are a number of explanations as to why this...

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