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Parents’ experiences of services and information in the early years

The Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission (SMCPC) commissioned Qa Research to undertake a survey of parents in order to understand the range of activities and advice used by parents from...

Prevent duty guidance for Scotland and England and Wales

The Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 contains a duty on specified authorities to have due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism. This is also know as the Prevent...

No Harm Done

At YoungMinds we know self-harm is a scary and isolating experience, not just for young people, but also for parents and professionals trying to help a young person through it. That is why we teamed...

NIASW Response to DHSSPS Co-operating to Safeguard Children and Young People in Northern Ireland

NIASW response to the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety Consultation on 'Co-operating to Safeguard Children and Young People in Northern Ireland'.

NIASW Submission to the Joint Ad Hoc Committee on the Mental Capacity Bill

This is a document produced as a result of being invited to give oral evidence to the Joint Ad Hoc Committee on the Mental Capacity Bill. The submission addresses a number of the specific clauses/...

Sexting and the Law

‘Sexting’ is when someone sends or receives a sexually explicit text, image or video on their mobile phone, computer or tablet. It can include sexual chat or requests for pictures/images of a sexual...

Evidence in public social services: An overview from practice and applied research

Five years after the start of the financial and economic crisis, in February 2013, the European Commission called on Member States to prioritise social investment in order to modernise their social...

Children in Focus Campaign: The story so far

Every child and young person under the age of 19 and in full time education has the right to a free NHS sight test. For those under 16 this should be every year, or more frequently if there is a...

Girls’ Attitudes Survey 2015

The Girls’ Attitudes Survey this year finds that too many girls and young women are struggling with their mental health and well-being. The findings give a stark insight into the pressures girls and...

Female Genital Mutilation and the Law

Female genital mutilation (FGM) is sometimes called ‘female circumcision’ or ‘cut’. The practice has different names in different languages, see Other names for female genital mutilation below. FGM...

An exploration into the resilience of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) and young people (YP)

This small scale qualitative study was set out to research the resilience of unaccompanied and asylum-seeking children (UASC) and young people (YP) after the migration and resettlement period. The...

NHS England Commitment to Carers End of Year Progress Summary 2014/2015

The five and a half million carers in England make a critical and underappreciated contribution not only to loved ones, neighbours and friends, but to the very sustainability of the NHS itself. In...

Supporting children, young people and families and communities to be safer, healthier and to reduce youth crime

This pathway is guidance to support school nurses and youth justice professionals working with young people who are in the youth justice system or at risk of being involved. This document sets out...

A child-centred investment strategy

This European Commission has made investment a priority. Its objective is to return the European Union to a place of economic growth and prosperity. In this paper Eurochild argues that a child-...

Making devolution work

The discussions currently taking place between local authorities and Whitehall will shape the way public services are commissioned and delivered for decades to come. This in turn will influence the...

Regulating fundraising for the future: trust in charities, confidence in fundraising regulation

Britain is a generous society with a strong tradition of philanthropic action. In turn, there is tremendous, though not inexhaustible, public goodwill towards Britain’s charities. As such, they have...

Progress report: “Safeguarding Scotland's vulnerable children from child abuse” (The “Brock Report”) and National Action Plan to tackle child sexual exploitation

In August 2014, the former Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning, Mike Russell MSP commissioned the Chief Executive of Children in Scotland, Jackie Brock, to review Scotland’s...

Scotland’s National Action Plan to tackle Child Sexual Exploitation

Child Sexual Exploitation is an abhorrent crime. It is a form of child sexual abuse, and it must be understood in that context. Child Sexual Exploitation cannot be considered in isolation. Many of...

Safeguarding Scotland's vulnerable children from sexual exploitation

1.1 “In the context of the UK Government's inquiries into historic child sexual abuse, and the desire of the Scottish Government to ensure that the Scottish approach to safeguarding children and...

What explains the growth in ‘never-worked’ households?

This report examines the rise in households in which no adult has ever worked and the reasons for it. It investigates what drove the substantial increase in ‘never-worked’ households between 1996 and...

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