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Adoption UK has welcomed the government’s decision to undertake a full review of adoption support in England, while raising concerns about proposals to devolve funding for therapeutic services to...
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A national child safeguarding review has urged immediate reform to improve the protection of vulnerable unborn babies and infants, following the death of baby Victoria Marten and the subsequent...
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The Department for Education has set out further detail on plans to expand Regional Care Cooperatives (RCCs) as part of ongoing reforms to children’s social care commissioning and placement provision...
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