Last week we launched the final report of our two year ESRC-funded research project, ‘Beyond Male Role Models; gender identities and work with young men’.
Helping 387,000 children, young people and families every year across the UK there's a lot going on at Action for Children. So stay up to date with what's happening nationally and in your community.
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Monday 30 March 2015 / Youth Homelessness, Literacy, Mental health, Care leavers, Professional relationshipsLast week we launched the final report of our two year ESRC-funded research project, ‘Beyond Male Role Models; gender identities and work with young men’.
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Friday 27 February 2015 / Children's centres, Early intervention, Professional relationshipsA report from an all-party group of MPs takes the latest neurological and psychological research and turns it into socia
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Monday 19 January 2015 / Early intervention, Participation, Professional relationships
Lewys R is a young person who uses one of Action for Children's emotional health services in Wales. He took part in the National Assembly for Wales inquiry into CAMHS services and recently met the Welsh Government's Health and Social Services Minister. Here he shares his experiences.
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Wednesday 01 October 2014 / Professional relationships, Participation, Children in care, Chance to stayThe intrepid team at Action for Children has spent the past few days at Conservative Party Conference, meeting ministers, MPs, candidates and ordinary party members to talk about how we can work together to improve things for the most vulnerable children.
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Friday 26 September 2014 / Early intervention, Child neglect, Professional relationships, Participation, Children in care, Chance to stayWe’ve had a busy week (and weekend) at the Labour Party Conference. Action for Children staff have been meeting politicians and attending events. Most importantly, we talked to everyone about how we can achieve our big ambition.
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