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The pursuit of happiness: a new ambition for our mental health

In February 2011, I published the Coalition Government’s mental health strategy, No Health Without Mental Health.1 It was widely welcomed for its emphasis on parity of esteem between physical and...

Views & Experiences of the Children’s Hearings System

Administration (SCRA) conducted a joint survey to gather feedback from adults, children and young people about their experience of the Children’s Hearings System. It was the first such joint...

What children, young people and their carers think about children’s hearings

The children’s hearings system is set up to help children, young people and families with their problems. These problems might be to do with the child or young person’s safety or their behaviour. A ‘...

Voices from the front line: Supporting our social workers in the delivery of quality services to children

The children and families social care system in the United Kingdom is widely regarded as one of the best child protection systems in the world, applauded for its accountability, stability, continuity...

Assessing Parental Capacity to Change when Children are on the Edge of Care: an overview of current research evidence

Assessing Parental Capacity to Change when Children are on the Edge of Care is an overview of current research evidence, bringing together some of the key research messages concerning factors which...

The right start: How to support early intervention through initial contact with families

The first years in a child’s life are critical; they support school readiness, learning and development and family relationships. Early education and support is particularly important or those...

Housing associations and the NHS: new thinking, new partnerships

This report provides a commentary on the many benefits that could flow if social landlords and the NHS worked together to provide new homes and support to improve health, reduce hospital admissions...

Supporting the health and wellbeing of adult carers

This pathway sets out the key messages for community nursing services to empower and to meet the needs of adult carers. It sets our aspirations for the community nursing contribution to provide...

Time to care: generation generosity under pressure

New research by Ipsos MORI, jointly commissioned by Grandparents Plus, Save the Children and the Family and Childcare Trust, investigates the impact of being a grandparent on people’s attitudes and...

We Are Primary Care

The future stability of a national health service that has provided care, free at the point of delivery for more than 65 years, is precarious. Challenged daily by the need to do more with less, the...

Staying Put: Good Practice Guide

This guide has been written for everyone involved in making and supporting staying put arrangements in England. It will be particularly relevant to practitioners and managers inn children’s social...

Into independence, not out of care: 16 plus care options

Two issues motivated our inquiry into 16 plus care options: that ‘other arrangements’ are unsuitable and that the current Staying Put policy is inequitable. Evidence to our inquiry, as well as our...

Adfam discussion paper: Troubled Families Update

The Troubled Families Programme (TFP) was launched in April 2012 as a response to the riots in England in the summer of 2011. It sought to ‘turn around’ the lives of 120,000 ‘troubled families’ in...

C-Card condom distribution schemes: Why, what and how

Good sexual and reproductive health is important to physical and mental wellbeing, and is a cornerstone of public health. Young people who are exploring and establishing sexual relationships must be...

Two for the Price of One: The impact of body image during pregnancy and after birth

Eating problems of all kinds are on the rise. The most visible and obvious is obesity, which is straining the resources of the NHS. The most hidden is the chaotic eating which doesn’t show but which...

Care of unaccompanied and trafficked children

1. Unaccompanied asylum seeking children and child victims of human trafficking are some of the most vulnerable children in the country. Unaccompanied children are alone, in an unfamiliar country and...

The council role in special education

The Children and Families Act 2014 brings in the biggest reform of the legal system for special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities for 30 years. The changes will have a direct and significant...

Home Truths: The State of Independent Residential Child Care 2014

This is a report no-one should ever have had to contemplate making, never mind deliver. No other report has ever contained such a level of concern for the present and future of Residential Child Care...

What Does the 2011 Census Tell Us About Inter-ethnic Relationships?

The 2011 Census has shown that the population in England and Wales has become more ethnically diverse and all minority groups1 (with the exception of White Irish) have increased in number since 2001...

2011 Census Analysis: How do Living Arrangements, Family Type and Family Size Vary in England and Wales?

This story summarises the distribution of family types (married couples, cohabiting couples and lone parents with/without dependent children) within England and Wales and the interaction with family...

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