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… As with previous briefings, the scope is fairly broad to cover a wide range of policy interests. This month, there are … As with previous briefings, the scope is fairly broad to cover a wide range of policy interests. This month, there are … Parliament and Lockdown Lowdown research in Section 1 cover physical health, as does the Data for Children …
… As with previous briefings, the scope is fairly broad to cover a wide range of policy interests. This month, there are … As with previous briefings, the scope is fairly broad to cover a wide range of policy interests. This month, there are … Parliament and Lockdown Lowdown research in Section 1 cover physical health, as does the Data for Children …
… directly employed by the supported This document does not cover advice for unpaid carers, including family members who … directly employed by the supported This document does not cover advice for unpaid carers, including family members who … or someone in your household has symptoms of COVID-19. • Cover the nose and mouth with a disposable tissue when …
Managing through COVID-19: the experiences of children’s social care in 15 English local authorities
… be alerted but without effective early help services to cover for agencies that were not operating, CSC would … grant from central government had not been sufficient to cover all the costs incurred so they had not been able to … been the main: § Challenges? § Benefits? § Risks? (Please cover provision and adequacy of technology; confidentiality; …
… in working together. In addition, there is a need to cover the whole continuum of care together. In short, the … in working together. In addition, there is a need to cover the whole continuum of care together. In short, the …
… signalled that avail- able funds are not sufficient to cover their needs. Local governments provided extra funds for … themselves can take care of their children. This can cover support to extended families as the role of … should not be limited to living situations, but cover socialisation and increased ability to function …
This report presents findings from qualitative research conducted with a range of children, young people and parents in vulnerable or seldom heard groups, carried out to explore their lived experiences during and throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Participant groups were selected to fill gaps in the existing evidence base and included children, young people and their parents with additional support needs; with domestic abuse experiences; who are asylum seeking and from minority ethnic backgrounds; and in gypsy/traveller families. Participants also included young and single parents; parents…
… As with previous briefings, the scope is fairly broad to cover a wide range of policy interests. This month, there are … to Scotland. Many of the surveys and reports, however, cover Scotland and in some cases provide recommendations … limitations The scope of these briefings is very broad to cover a range of policy interests. It covers a non-systematic …
Autistic children's experiences of COVID-19 have been largely absent from current crisis and recovery discourse. This is the first published study to directly and specifically involve autistic children both as research advisors and as research participants in a rights-based participatory study relating to the pandemic.
Introduction
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic we have heard how fostering households across the UK quickly adapted to support children in these unprecedented times. Many foster carers assumed additional responsibilities and roles overnight: supporting children with home learning, supervising virtual contact with birth families in their own home, facilitating virtual social worker visits as well as all their usual fostering duties and responsibilities.
Lockdown has had a significant impact on fostering households. While some foster carers have reported an increase in challenging…