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The state of health care and adult social care in England 2014/15

This report marks a turning point for the Care Quality Commission. For the first time we are able to draw on a growing body of evidence, across health and social care, that we have created as a...

Quantifying the Benefits of Early Intervention in Wales: A Feasibility Study

Wales has made early intervention a priority and provides a model of what can be achieved by a devolved administration which English regions and others might build on. The basic science of early...

An equal right to sight: Why eye care for children with learning disabilities needs reform

SeeAbility is calling for a national plan to meet the eye care needs of children with learning disabilities in England. As a start, we recommend the government and the NHS properly fund specialist...

Joining the dots: Have recent reforms worked for those with SEND?

Intense reform has taken place in the education system over the last five years. Some of these reforms have explicitly focused on special educational needs and disability (SEND) while others have...

Short Breaks in 2015: An uncertain future

Short breaks are among the most fundamental services for supporting families with disabled children. By providing breaks from caring and positive experiences for children and young people, they allow...

Preventing Homelessness and Reducing Reoffending – Insights from service users of the Supporting Prisoners; Advice Network, Scotland

The strong, complicated and reciprocal links between offending and homelessness are well known and evidenced. Spending time in prison increases the risk of homelessness as many people lose their...

Doing the right thing: A report on the experiences of kinship carers

This report considers the experiences of kinship carers i.e. friends and relatives who are raising children who are unable to safely live with their parents. The report is based on an analysis of...

The prevalence and characteristics of childen growing up with relatives in the UK

KEY MESSAGES • This briefing paper is the first in a series, from an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funded research study. The study explores the prevalence and characteristics of...

Counter-Extremism Strategy

At the heart of this strategy is a partnership between government and all those individuals, groups and communities, who want to see extremism defeated. It is a partnership that will not only seek to...

Children’s Social Care Statistics for Northern Ireland 2014/15

The Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995 (the Children Order) is the principal statute governing the care, upbringing and protection of children in Northern Ireland. It affects all those who work...

The state of youth justice 2015: An overview of trends and developments

The youth justice system in 2015 is substantially smaller than it was a few years ago. Since 2008, there has been a sharp fall in the number of children receiving a formal youth justice sanction; a...

Care and Continuity: Contingency planning for provider failure

This guidance is intended to help local authorities get plans in place to support care users when care provision fails. It is aimed primarily at people who have contract, commissioning or quality...

Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland: Annual Report 2014-2015

There is no doubt that it has been a significant year for children and young people’s rights in Scotland. The independence referendum in September 2014 was an empowering and energising experience for...

Guardianship systems for children deprived of parental care in the European Union

Children who are deprived of parental care and are unaccompanied or separated from their primary caregiver are particularly vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. They are entitled to special...

Free to Move, Invisible to Care

This report explores coordination and accountability towards Romanian children in the United Kingdom. Every child in the UK is entitled to protection and this is enshrined in our primary legislation...

Guidance for safer working practice for those working with children and young people in education settings

This document is an update by the Safer Recruitment Consortium of a document previously published for schools by DfES. It was initially issued as those working with children had expressed concern...

Diabetes Care in Crisis

There are over 3 million people with diabetes in the UK with an estimated 90% having Type 2 diabetes and the remaining 10% having Type 1 diabetes. The incidence of both types of diabetes is...

Mind over matter

The accumulation of knowledge cannot be the sole foundation of young people’s education, let alone their wider development. Their academic success, wellbeing and mental health depends not just on...

SafeCare: Evidence from a Home Based Parenting Programme for Neglect

SafeCare is a preventative programme working with parents of children under 6 years old who are at risk of experiencing significant harm through neglect. The programme is delivered in the home by...

Where is the most family friendly area in England?

There are 7.9 million families with dependent children in the UK. Most of them successfully raise their children, although some families struggle with parenting. Drawing on ideas about resilience,...

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