Is enough being done for children in the battle against domestic abuse?
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Friday 11 May 2018 / Children's rightsIs enough being done for children in the battle against domestic abuse?
We respond to new analysis by the Local Government Association.
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Friday 05 May 2017 / General electionIn the run up to the Election, disadvantaged children must not be forgotten.
A child’s brain develops rapidly during their first 5 years – they’re born ready to learn, but it’s a work in progress
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Wednesday 18 May 2016 / Government spendingIn response to the announcement of the Children and Social Work Bill and life chances indicators in the Queen’s speech.
Posted by Chloe Hardy /
Wednesday 18 May 2016 / Care leavers, Children in care, Early intervention, Government spendingAmongst the sparkling coronets, red robes, and shouting of archaic pronouncements, was a short speech given by the Queen
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Friday 29 May 2015 / Government spendingMeasures in the Queen’s Speech could cause unintentional harm
An election roundup and what this means for Northern Ireland.
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Monday 11 May 2015 / Care leavers, Child neglect, Children in care, Children's centres, Children's rights, Cost of living, Early intervention, Financial education, Inequality, Law, Mental healthA Government with an overall majority means a clearer than expected political environment in which we can work
Another year, another chance to show the difference we make. I want to share with you how over the past year, we’ve made life better for 300,000 people: children, young people, their parents and carers.