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Restorative Justice: Fourth Report of Session 2016–17

In this report we consider the effectiveness of restorative justice (RJ) provision across the criminal justice system. The push from the Ministry of Justice has been for high quality restorative...

Use of the PCF and assessment criteria for practice learning

The aim of the Professional Capabilities Framework (PCF) is to support judgments about progression in a holistic way across the capabilities, through developing flexible and appropriate assessment...

Social Work Reform: A shared responsibility

As a newly qualified social worker you: play a pivotal role in promoting and developing the social work profession; should continue to build on your knowledge, skills and experience throughout your...

Social Work Reform: A shared responsibility A toolkit for employers

As an employer you: have a big part to play in elevating the social work profession; have to embrace the possibilities that reform presents, to bring about positive change for social work; should...

Social Work Reform: A shared responsibility A toolkit for social work students

This tool-kit is for prospective, new and continuing social work students. You are joining the social work profession at a time of great change and opportunity for improving the quality and status of...

Health matters: getting every adult active every day

Increasing physical activity has the potential to improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of individuals, families, communities and the nation as a whole. Public Health England (PHE)...

Best Start in Life Knowledge Hub

The Best start in life knowledge hub brings together information and evidence to help commissioners, providers and professionals in commissioning for better outcomes during pregnancy and in the early...

Learning disabilities made clear toolkit

For many people, accessing the healthcare system remains a frightening experience - they are confronted by new environments, meet unfamiliar people, and don't know what to expect. These fears may be...

The Case for Early Support

Most families will at some point face an issue which requires a level of support, whether related to health, employment, poverty or other social problems. As an example, it is estimated that around...

Children of prisoners

This guide provides information for health professionals working in community settings, who wish to improve their recognition of, and support for, children affected by parental imprisonment. It was...

The Carlile Inquiry

The terms of reference for the Inquiry were: To investigate the use of physical restraint, solitary confinement and forcible strip searching of children in prisons, secure training centres and local...

The Carlile Inquiry 10 years on

In 2006 the Howard League published the findings of an independent inquiry, led by Lord Carlile of Berriew QC, into the use of restraint, solitary confinement and strip-searching in penal...

Children England members briefing on the Children and Social Work Bill: Summer 2016

This briefing looks at The Children and Social Work Bill during the summer recess of 2016. It has been through House of Lords Grand Committee stage and is due at Report stage in October. Requests by...

Get it right for girls: Challenging misogynistic attitudes among children and young people

While there can be no doubt that there has been significant progress made in the journey towards gender equality within our society, much ground remains to be covered before we reach the desired...

Public health post–2013

In her first speech as Prime Minister, Theresa May put reducing health inequalities first on her list of ‘burning injustices’ that need to be tackled. We agree. Action should go beyond tackling the...

Early years: promoting health and wellbeing in under 5s

This quality standard covers services to support the health, social and emotional wellbeing of children under 5. This includes: home visiting, childcare, early intervention services in children's...

Sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools

This inquiry has uncovered the scale and impact of sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools across England which must be acted upon urgently. The evidence we have gathered paints a concerning...

Crime and disabled people: Measures of disability-related harassment, 2016 update

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (the Commission) is a statutory body established under the Equality Act 2006. It operates independently to encourage equality and diversity, eliminate...

We can solve poverty in the UK: a strategy for governments, businesses, communities and citizens

The UK should be a country where, no matter where people live, everyone has the chance of a decent and secure life. Instead, millions of people – many from working families – are struggling to meet...

Understanding and preventing drug-related deaths

This report presents the independent findings, conclusions and recommendations of an expert group supported by Public Health England and the Local Government Association. The expert group...

Prevention of harm caused by alcohol exposure in pregnancy

The lifelong disabilities caused by exposure to alcohol in pregnancy (known as fetal alcohol spectrum disorders), together with other negative effects of exposure to alcohol on the pregnancy, are an...

Support from the start: Commissioning early intervention services for mental ill health

The characterisation of mental health care as a Cinderella service has at times felt as long-lived as the fairy tale itself. The call for parity of esteem with physical healthcare has been made for...

Health charter in practice

People with learning disabilities experience poorer health and die younger than people in the general population. Many of these health issues are preventable, meaning that people with learning...

Embedding co-production in mental health: A framework for strategic leads, commissioners and managers

Co-production in mental health is about progression towards ‘the transformation of power and control’. There is no single, universal model of co-production and the way in which it is done is specific...

Advocacy Outcomes Framework: Measuring the impact of independent advocacy

This framework has been produced for providers and commissioners of independent advocacy to use to measure and demonstrate the impact that independent advocacy has – for individuals, the health and...

Advocacy Outcomes Toolkit: an accompaning guide to the advocacy outcomes framework

Advocacy exists, partly in response to people’s experiences of not being listened to but also as a way to achieve social justice, equality and rights. While it originally emerged from the user...

Spreading change: A guide to enabling the spread of person- and community-centred approaches for health and wellbeing

This guide is part of the NHS England-funded Realising the Value programme led by Nesta and the Health Foundation, which seeks to develop person- and community-centred approaches for health and...

Supporting self-management: A guide to enabling behaviour change for health and wellbeing using person- and community-centred approaches

This guide outlines how the science of behaviour . can help people to self-manage their health and wellbeing. The guide is written for people who support those living with long-term conditions, or...

Understanding safe caseloads in the District Nursing service

The District Nursing Service provides nursing care and support for patients, families and carers in homes and communities in every part of the UK. District Nursing teams comprise the District Nurse...

Picture of Health?

Credos is UK advertising’s think-tank, funded by a broad range of advertisers, media owners and agencies. Issues of societal concern involving advertising are high on our agenda as we are committed...

Report of the inquiry into adult mental health services in England

At the start of this inquiry I was aware of the statistic that one in four people experience mental health difficulties each year. But, as so often with statistics, the numbers mask the reality of...

Female genital mutilation: abuse unchecked

The Home Affairs Committee has published a report about Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). Recommendations include: the Government should introduce stronger sanctions for professionals who fail to...

Europe’s refugees and migrants: hidden flows, tightened borders and spiralling costs: Executive summary

Migration and forced displacement are on top of the global political agenda. However, many countries are yet to engage in a pragmatic debate on how to address and manage refugee and migrant flows...

Europe’s refugees and migrants: hidden flows, tightened borders and spiralling costs

Migration and forced displacement are on top of the global political agenda. However, many countries are yet to engage in a pragmatic debate on how to address and manage refugee and migrant flows...

Our Community – Our Covenant: Improving the delivery of local Covenant pledges

This report shows the tremendous work that councils have been doing before the Armed Forces covenant and as a result of the Armed Forces covenant; in housing, education, liaison, and so forth. There...

Accommodation of Homeless 16 and 17 Year Old Children Working With Youth Offending Teams

In 2009, the House of Lords gave a landmark judgment clarifying the responsibilities of children’s social care services for the provision of accommodation and support to homeless 16 and 17 year olds...

Who knows best? Older people’s contribution to understanding and preventing avoidable hospital admissions

With an ageing population and with pressures mounting on acute care, the emergency hospital admission of older people has become a key policy issue and the subject of significant media debate. Often...

The economics of housing and health: The role of Housing Associations

There is a wide array of evidence which demonstrates that housing is critical to health across the life-course (Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology 2011). Suitable housing that is safe and...

Must know on transforming care

Too many people are still living in hospitals who should be living in the community. As a lead member responsible for promoting the welfare of the most vulnerable people in your area, you can use...

Prosperity without poverty: a framework for action in Wales

Wales should be a country where everyone has the chance of a decent and secure life. Instead, hundreds of thousands of people – many from working families – struggle to meet their basic needs. Almost...

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