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Feel better outside, feel better inside: Ecotherapy for mental wellbeing, resilience and recovery

Ecotherapy is an intervention that improves mental and physical health and wellbeing by supporting people to be active outdoors: doing gardening, food growing or environmental work. This report...

The Foundations of Abuse: A thematic assessment of the risk of child sexual abuse by adults in institutions

The sexual exploitation and abuse of children is most likely when vulnerability meets power. Both vulnerability and power can take forms which are subtle, informal and – to a passive outside world –...

Co-ordinated care for people with complex chronic conditions

Based on a comparative analysis of five UK-based case studies of care co-ordination programmes for people with long-term and complex chronic conditions, this report examines key lessons and markers...

Fulfillling Lives: A guide to the new policy environment for multiple needs

This document has been produced by DrugScope as part of the support provided by Making Every Adult Matter (MEAM) and Revolving Doors to the Big Lottery Fulfilling Lives partnerships. The development...

‘It takes a lot to build trust’ Recognition and Telling: Developing earlier routes to help for children and young people

The research was prompted by a concern to improve access to protection and support for children and young people at risk of harm. The Munro Review of Child Protection (2011), commissioned by the...

European report on preventing child maltreatment

Reducing child maltreatment is a mainstay of the actions required to reduce inequity in Europe and achieve the goals of Health 2020. Child abuse and neglect are a product of social, cultural,...

“We want to help people see things our way”: A rights-based analysis of disabled children’s experience living with low income

That some children and young people in England live in poverty is, I hope, not disputed. What we are prepared to do about it, how badly it affects the rights of the children concerned, and whether...

A Review of the NHS Hospitals Complaints System: Putting Patients Back in the Picture

The successes and failures of the National Health Service (NHS) have been debated vigorously in Parliament and elsewhere since its foundation. Aneurin Bevan, the Minister of Health who founded the...

Time to Chose: Making choice at the end of life a reality

When asked, most people approaching the end of life say that they would prefer to be cared for and die at home. However, currently nearly half of all people die in hospital. We know that the...

Data Pack: Improving permanence for looked after children

Improving Permanence The Government is committed to improving for permanence for all looked after children. This work includes: Reviewing aspects of the statutory framework to ensure that it supports...

Feeling safe, keeping safe: Good practice in safeguarding and child protection in secondary schools

The research reported here was commissioned by the Office of the Children’s Commissioner (OCC) to address the urgent need to support schools in developing good practice in their safeguarding role and...

London MASH Information Sharing Guidance

The goal of a MASH (Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub) is to improve safeguarding and promote the welfare of children and young people through the timely exchange of proportionate and accurate...

SCRA Annual Report 2012/13

This Annual Report will be the last full year report of SCRA’s work under the 1995 Act; it brings together a period of considerable change and is both a time to look forward and to look back. The...

The largest health gaps between socio-economic classes are found in big cities

A health gap is the difference in the health experienced between different groups. Health gaps can be measured between men and women, localities, social groups, economic factors or environmental...

Care leaver strategy: A cross-departmental strategy for young people leaving care

Central and local government have a unique relationship with children in care and care leavers as we are their ‘corporate parents’. As someone who grew up alongside foster children, I know how...

A review of devolved approaches to child poverty

JRF is investing in a major programme to develop strategies against poverty across the UK. This will consider powers available to governments, both reserved to Westminster and devolved to Scotland,...

Tackling FGM in the UK

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a violation of a girl’s rights as a child and her entitlement to her bodily integrity. It is a cruel act perpetrated by parents and extended family members upon...

Children’s Centres Census 2013: A national overview of developments in Children’s Centres

The findings of this year’s Children’s Centres Census attest to the resourcefulness and commitment of the many local authorities, Children’s Centre Managers, staff and volunteers, who are stretching...

Nowhere to go: The scandal of homeless children in B&Bs

If a family lose their home through no fault of their own, their council is under a legal obligation to find them a settled home. While the council are assessing their claim for help, or trying to...

Through young eyes: The Children’s Commission on poverty

There are currently over 3 million children living in poverty in the UK today and living standards are set to be a key battleground in the next general election. Yet the voices of children are...

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