Building better social care in Wales
The ‘listen hear’ study explored the experiences of siblings living with a child with cystic fibrosis. Siblings experience a journey alongside their brother or sister when living in the context of a long-term condition such as Cystic Fibrosis… Read More
Leicestershire Cares had an exciting quarter with young people engaging more and more with their employability sessions, creating CVs, learning how to successfully job search, preparing for interviews and growing in confidence… Read More
Leicestershire Cares Education Team update on the workshops and sessions they have been delivering, and the projects they have recently launched and relaunched… Read More
This ‘young person’s guide to the new Curriculum for Wales’ will tell you about how the new Curriculum for Wales works and how it will help you learn… Read More
A collection of poetry about care-experience is featured in the new book Marks of an Unwanted Rainbow… Read More
Selfies, Snapchat and Keeping Safe is a Health Care Research Wales (HCRW) funded project, the first of its kind in Wales… Read More
The ‘VOCAL’ study was based on children’s “right to rest, leisure, play and recreation and to take part in cultural and artistic activities”… Read More
Leicestershire Cares has engaged with the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care in England since its launch. We responded to their initial Call for Evidence, submitted feedback to the Case for Change, and have met with… Read More
The resources on this page have been developed to support practitioners to access training which meets the requirements of the All Wales SLC training pathway… Read More
More recently, the Young People’s Care Forum in Wales took part in workshops that explored the importance of having a pathway plan to help prepare for leaving care and detail the support that young people are entitled… Read More
