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New care applications received by Cafcass in June represents highest ever number for any one month

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Latest figures released by Cafcass reveal that new care applications received in June 2016 represents the highest ever number of applications for any one month.

In June 2016, Cafcass received a total of 1,265 care applications. This figure represents a 13% increase compared to those received in June 2015. In total Cafcass received 3,638 new care applications between April and June 2016.

The latest year to date demand is 21.5% (643 applications) higher than April to June 2015 and 42.2% (1,079 applications) higher than April to June 2014.

The full figures are available on the Cafcass website.
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