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A story of attachment, loss, inclusion and an ongoing recovery

Mary McFarlane, a manager at Lorimer Gardens, an Aberlour resource for children and young people affected by complex and multiple disabilities, explains the story of Lizzie, a disabled woman with...

Children on bullying

This report gives only the children’s views, without adult views being added. We have not left out views that we think the Government, Ofsted or the Children’s Rights Director might disagree with.

Children with Disabilities Strategic Alliance Manifesto

The Children with Disabilities Strategic Alliance (CDSA) brings together organisations from across the children’s sector and the disability sector. It is jointly chaired by Children in Northern...

Children’s care monitor 2011

The law sets out my duties as Children’s Rights Director for England. With my team, one of my main duties is to ask children and young people for their views about how both children and young people...

Call to End Violence against Women and Girls

Each year, over one million women suffer domestic abuse, over 300,000 women are sexually assaulted and 60,000 women are raped. Shocking statistics. But these crimes are often hidden away behind...

Children’s care monitor 2008

Every year from now on we will report what children and young people tell us about six things they have said are important to their lives. Those things are: keeping safe, bullying, having a say in...

How do social workers use evidence in practice?

Scotland’s 21st Century Review of Social Work, “Changing Lives”, told us that, “If we are serious about developing social work as a profession and having practitioners able to practise safely and...

Children’s care monitor 2009

This is the report of a national survey of children’s own experiences, bringing together the views of 1,195 children and young people. It is those children’s own assessment of how care is doing in...

Children’s care monitor 2010

This report gives the views of 1,155 children and young people who filled in our monitoring survey online in 2010, plus 17 disabled children and young people who answered some of the questions using...

Children’s Centres in 2011

Action for Children commissioned a research team at King’s College London to evaluate the impact of Action for Children Children’s Centres on outcomes for vulnerable children. The study took place...

Children’s Needs – Parenting Capacity

This second edition of Children’s Needs – Parenting Capacity provides an update on the impact of parental problems, such as substance misuse, domestic violence, learning disability and mental illness...

Choice and change

This study investigated the realities of making choices about services and support over time, by disabled people of working age and older, who were likely to experience repeated choices due to their...

How fair is Britain? Equality, Human Rights and Good Relations in 2010

This Review of our society’s progress in equality, human rights and good relations is the first comprehensive picture of its kind, enumerating the gaps between our ambitions for fairness and the...

How can parents escape from recurrent poverty?

Moving in and out of low-paid work affects family’s income, their well-being, and their psychological, health and social experiences. While this report’s emphasis is on paid employment and income...

Homes worthy of the name

Jennifer Davidson of the Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care, sets out the reform agenda for shaking up the care in Scotland and improving provision for vulnerable young people

Home Care Re-ablement Services: Investigating the longer-term impacts (prospective longitudinal study)

Re-ablement is a new, short-term intervention in English home care. It helps users to regain confidence and relearn self-care skills and aims to reduce needs for longer term support. Home care re-...

Community cohesion: the views of white working-class communities Findings

This project aimed to critically analyse the concept of community cohesion by considering the views of white working-class communities in three different neighbourhoods in England: Aston (Birmingham...

Community cohesion: the views of white working-class communities

This report presents the views of white working-class communities on community cohesion. There have been very few studies of this type. Our goal was to increase the knowledge base surrounding both...

Comparative evaluation of models of housing with care for later life

This research studies seven different housing with care schemes for older people in England.

Computer says 'misery'

Pressure from the Social Work Taskforce and constant criticisms from frustrated social workers led to a Department for Children Schools and Families decision to revise guidance on the future of the...

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