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2011 UK censuses

The UK censuses took place on 27 March 2011. They were run by the Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency (NISRA), National Records of Scotland (NRS), and the Office for National Statistics...

Mental Capacity Act 2005: post-legislative scrutiny

We were established in May 2013 to conduct post-legislative scrutiny of the Mental Capacity Act 2005. Our task was to answer the question of whether the Act is working as Parliament intended. The...

Moving Services out of hospital: Joining up General Practice and community services?

Closer collaboration between primary care and community health services is a clear objective of the most recent NHS reforms. Currently, there is much emphasis on integrating healthcare services and...

UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 1

Despite claims about making criminal justice data more publicly accessible and promoting data’s role in enabling accountability for public services, all too often numerical information about criminal...

Inequality Matters: Report of the World Social Situation 2013

World leaders, in adopting the Millennium Declaration in 2000, pledged to create a more equitable world. Yet, income inequality has increased in many countries over the last few decades, as the...

In good shape

The transition of public health into local government has seen one of the most significant changes for councils in recent years. It has created huge opportunities for local authorities to make a...

2030 vision: The best - and worst - futures for older people in the UK

How will society adapt to increasing numbers of older people? And what do we mean by older anyway? Only 6% of over-65s describe themselves as “old”, but, according to a study in 2011, the UK’s public...

The Chronic Poverty Report 2014-2015: The road to zero extreme poverty

he world is on the cusp of agreeing new global goals to succeed the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as we approach the 2015 deadline for their achievement. While the MDGs have certainly fuelled...

Protecting young runaways

We've developed a series of guides for: Local safeguarding leads Local authority commissioners Professionals working with children and young people Parents and carers Children and young people. These...

Girls and Gangs

Gang violence continues to blight too many communities. As the CSJ has shown in two recent reports, gangs thrive when neighbourhoods are plagued by low employment, high family breakdown, addiction...

Child Neglect: The scandal that never breaks

A child experiences neglect when the adults who look after them fail to meet their needs. Neglect can take many forms. It could be a parent allowing their child to suffer serious harm on a one-off...

Focus On: Social care for older people

This report describes the scale and nature of reductions in publicly funded social care budgets and services for older adults in England between 2010/11 and 2012/13. The report takes the 2009/10...

Women's Access to Justice: from reporting to sentencing

The title of the report Access to Justice suggests that justice is not being served at present. Sadly, for too many women this is the case. Considerable progress has been made but too many victims of...

Baby Bonds: Parenting, attachment and a secure base for children

1. The bond that children develop with their parents, particularly as a babies and toddlers, is fundamental to their flourishing. Mothers and fathers help their children develop secure attachment by...

Financial Mechanisms for Integrating Funds for Health and Social Care: An Evidence Review

Integrated care is often perceived as a solution for some of the major challenges faced by health and social care systems. In these systems, 20% of the population accounts for 80% of the expenditure...

How safe are our children? 2014

Are children safer? Given the high-profile media coverage about the maltreatment of children in the past year – from children groomed for sex by gangs of men, to children whose suicides have been...

Everyone’s business: Improving the police response to domestic abuse

The extent and nature of domestic abuse remains shocking. A core part of the policing mission is to prevent crime and disorder. Domestic abuse causes both serious harm and constitutes a considerable...

In the child’s time: professional responses to neglect

The findings from this thematic inspection present a mixed picture in respect of the quality of professional responses to neglect. Examples of good practice were identified and in some local...

Ensuring quality services

What is this document? The aim of this Core Principles Commissioning Tool is to support the commissioning of high quality and safe services which meet the needs of children, young people, adults and...

Supporting employees who are caring for someone with dementia

Within the UK, the Alzheimer’s Society estimates that there are already 800,000 people with dementia. This number is set to rise to over 1 million by 2021. Unpaid carers provide a major part of the...

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