While the budget included some much needed respite for adult’s social care there was no mention of support for children.
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The best way to make a difference is to prevent problems at the outset
Posted by Meredith Davis /
Wednesday 08 March 2017 / Early intervention, Autumn statement, Children's centres, Public Affairs, Government spending, Inequality
Chancellor, tomorrow’s success is being born today!
Posted by Chloe Hardy /
Wednesday 23 November 2016 / Autumn statement, Children's centres, Cost of living, Government spending, Public Affairs, Inequality
Today’s autumn statement made big promises for infrastructure, but our future depends on more than roads and broadband.
Government spending on early support for children slashed by 71 per cent
Posted by AfC Policy and campaigns /
Tuesday 01 March 2016 / Autumn statement, Cost of living, Early intervention, Government spendingOur 'Losing in the long run' report published today.
Children will be losing in the long run
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Tuesday 01 March 2016 / Early intervention, Children's centres, Autumn statement, Government spending
Early intervention saves in the long-term. Time to give local authorities the resources they need to make it the default
Time to change the way we spend
This week’s Autumn Statement was the last big parliamentary event of 2014 - and one of the last before next May’s General Election. Without a change of approach at all levels, the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement could have stark implications for the services children and families rely on.
The Autumn Statement - what do we think?
Posted by Emma Scowcroft /
Thursday 05 December 2013 / Autumn statement, The Red Book, Statistics, Early intervention, Cost of living
I spent an hour watching the Chancellor’s statement this morning and the last two hours getting to grips with the detail and thinking through what it means for the children and families we work with.