A study led by NCB and Cambridge University has examined data from over 20,000 initial assessments of children and young people carried out by a London mental health service and provides unprecedented detail on the nature, volume and connection between the adverse experiences of young people.
NCB becomes the new permanent home of Research in Practice, pooling collective expertise in practice and policy within social care, safeguarding, youth justice, SEND and health.
The study of 3.6 million social work assessments led by NCB and Kingston University could help local authorities better understand challenges facing children and families.
The Children's Commissioner has released two reports that highlight key learning for the sector supporting homeless 16 and 17 year olds and unaccompanied asylum seeking young people.
This next phase of the programme will aim to ensure that supported accommodation providers and local authorities engage with every stage of the Ofsted registration process and inspection regime, as well as enabling providers to implement the national quality standards.
This new analysis, conducted by Pro Bono Economics and commissioned by leading children's charities, Action for Children, Barnardo’s, The Children’s Society, National Children’s Bureau and NSPCC, unveils a concerning shift toward spending on crisis intervention.
We work to identify gaps in support for children and young people within the Youth Justice System and ensure the workforce is equipped to provide support.
