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Tailored resource for corporate parents and providers on health and wellbeing of looked-after children and young people

At the end of March 2013 there were 68,110 looked-after children and young people in England, the majority of whom were placed for reasons of abuse or neglect (62%). Three quarters of looked after...

SEND pathways programme evaluation

This research includes reports on: understanding the comparative costs of providing the special educational needs (SEN) processes for newcomers to the SEN system collaborative working with local...

Social Work for Peace and Self-determination in Palestine and Israel

The International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) continues to be appalled at the attacks on Gaza and the illegal occupation of Palestinian peoples. Social workers promote peace and the dignity...

Statement by the North American Region of IFSW on the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict

The roots of the social work profession are grounded in the principles of peace and social justice. Social workers in North America are united by our respective Codes of Ethics in which the promotion...

Open letter from Palestine

We are very grateful for the support we have received from many IFSW members around the world. The IFSW campaign ‘Social Work for Peace and Self‐Determination has helped unite social workers globally...

Strengthening the Law on Domestic Abuse, Home Office (2014)

This consultation seeks views on whether the current law on domestic abuse needs to be strengthened to offer better protection to victims. It is specifically focused on whether we should create a...

Young people, sex and relationships: The new norms

There is rising concern about the sexual activities and relationships of young people. These concerns are not new, but the rapid expansion of technological possibilities has changed the nature of the...

Assessing the social and community risks of council spending cuts in Scotland

This paper: explores how councils in Scotland can adequately consider social and community risks when making cuts to services; identifies barriers to better risk assessment and how to overcome these...

Advice to parents and carers on gangs

The vast majority of young people are not involved in gangs and want nothing to do with them. However, the behaviour of the small number of young people who are involved has a significant impact on...

A brighter future for Family Justice

When the Family Justice Review reported in November 2011, it made for difficult reading for all those with responsibility for the family justice system. The Review found a system that was failing the...

Evaluation of Family Smiles

Family SMILES (Simplifying Mental Illness plus Life Enhancement Skills) is a group work intervention for children (8 to 13 years) with a parent who has a serious mental health problem, where the...

A Framework for Personalised Care and Population Health for Nurses, Midwives, Health Visitors and Allied Health Professionals

This framework has been developed to underpin our national programme to maximise nurses, midwives, health visitors (HVs) and allied health professionals (AHPs) impact on improving health outcomes and...

How to get good results – key learning from the evaluation

This guide is a summary of what has been learned so far about how to make personal health budgets work well. It brings together findings from the evaluation and good practice advice developed...

Ambitious for Recovery: Tackling drug and alcohol addiction in the UK

Addiction to drugs and alcohol is destroying lives and blighting communities. Today, 300,000= people in England are addicted to opiates and/or crack and 1.6 million are dependent on alcohol. The cost...

Bereaved by Addiction

This booklet is for anyone bereaved through drug or alcohol use, including parents, siblings, partners, grandparents, children, friends or anyone else. Through reading it, we hope you will find some...

Young People and Drugs

Drug use and drug-related problems continue to be a major concern for EU citizens, as well as being a significant public health and public safety issue. Around one quarter of the adult population is...

Challenges from the frontline: Supporting families with multiple adversities in a time of austerity

This report investigates how the challenges of UK-wide welfare reform and austerity policies are affecting practical and therapeutic work with vulnerable families in Scotland. Intensive Family...

Can a neighbourhood approach to loneliness contribute to people’s well-being?

This report evaluates the overall impact of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation Neighbourhood approaches to loneliness programme. The main principles of the Neighbourhood approaches to loneliness...

Every Child Counts

Thirty years have passed since The State of the World’s Children began to publish tables of standardized global and national statistics aimed at providing a detailed picture of children’s...

The Good Childhood Report 2014

Well-being is about so much more than happiness, going right to the very heart of a good quality of life. And a real understanding of wellbeing must also take into account the factors associated with...

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