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Paying the Price: Single parents in the age of austerity

Single parents have long been at a disproportionate risk of living in poverty, and children in single parent families remain twice as likely as those in couple families to live in relative poverty (...

Would they actually have believed me?

1.1 This report was commissioned by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) and is authored by Louise Exton and Kamaljit Thandi. The authors are both qualified, registered social workers,...

Mental Health Crisis Care Concordat: Improving outcomes for people experiencing mental health crisis

This Concordat is about how we, as signatories, can work together to deliver a high quality response when people – of all ages – with mental health problems urgently need help. Mental illness is a...

The Experiences of Mothers Aged Under 20: Analysis of Data From the Growing Up in Scotland Study

The aim of this research was to use data from the Growing Up in Scotland study to explore the characteristics, circumstances and experiences of first-time mothers in Scotland aged under 20 at the...

Changes in the Patterns of Social Care Provision in England: 2005/6 to 2012/13

In recent years, public concern has increased about the potential impact of reductions in public spending on the social care system and on its capacity to support older people and adults with mental...

Ending legalised violence against children: Global Report 2013

Achieving law reform to prohibit corporal punishment of children marks a turning point in a state’s relationship with its youngest citizens. It signals a recognition of children as human beings,...

Ofcom Report on Internet safety measures

1.1 Ofcom welcomes the opportunity to report on its media literacy research regarding parental mediation of the internet and the wide ranging strategies and tools used by parents to protect their...

Access to banking for people with a learning disability

In 2011, there were estimated to be 1,191,000 people with a learning disability in England alone. This makes them a significant customer group that the financial services should be engaging with,...

An overview of child protection legislation in England

This note gives an overview of developments in child protection legislation in England and also information on recent policy developments.This information is provided to Members of Parliament in...

CANparent Trial Evaluation: Second Interim Report

The Government’s CANparent trial of universal parenting classes (2012-14) operates in four areas. It seeks to stimulate the development of a commercial market in high quality, stigma-free parenting...

Net Children Go Mobile: risks and opportunities.

Both childhood and the media environment are changing and co-determining each other (Livingstone, 2009). Children are growing up in a convergent media ecology (Ito et al., 2009), whereby significant...

Deaths of Children in Custody: Action Taken, Lessons Learnt

The death of any child is a tragedy. When that child is in custody, the death also raises important questions for the state in respect of its duty to keep the child safe. In 2000, the Youth Justice...

In plain sight: Effective help for children exposed to domestic abuse

This is CAADA’s second national policy report, in which we build on our rich picture of the experience of adult victims, and publish for the first time compelling new evidence from our Children’s...

Detailed Analysis of Health Deprivation Divide using the 2011 Census

This new analysis focuses on the extent of inequality in health and disability between more and less disadvantaged populations in England using Census 2011 and area deprivation data. The distribution...

How do People Rate their General Health? An Analysis of General Health by Disability and Deprivation

This analysis describes the relationship between ‘Good’ health and disability by age, sex and area amongst the population living in private households in England and Wales. Census data helps to...

What Local Government Needs to Know about Public Health

This review of existing research on local government and public health focuses on the leadership role of local government in developing local public health systems that are capable of addressing the...

Re-visioning social work education

My first consideration when setting about undertaking this Review of social work education was that I was conscious that there had been an extensive series of examinations of social work in England,...

Violence against women: an EU-wide survey

This report is based on interviews with 42,000 women across the 28 Member States of the European Union (EU). It shows that violence against women, and specifically gender-based violence that...

The Migrant journey: fourth report

Understanding the processes that migrants go through when they decide to stay in the UK or switch their status helps to inform the Government’s proposals for changes to the rules for settlement, and...

Shared principles for redesigning the local health and care landscape

There is widespread consensus on the need to redesign the health and care landscape to meet growing demographic and financial challenges. The benefits of integrated care, with more emphasis on...

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