Building better social care in Wales
ANNUAL REPORT 2018–19 Author: Centre for research for children and families, University of East Anglia Year: 2019 Summary: We have been fortunate in gaining new funding for research in the Centre over the last year. As well as supporting our ongoing study on fathers in recurrent care proceedings, the Nuffield Foundation has granted an award… Read More
This document outlines the arrangements in place for looked-after and vulnerable learners at Christchurch Primary School. It is available to download here in England and Welsh. Read More
LITERATURE REVIEW Authors: Vicki Welch, Nadine Fowler, Ewan Ross, Richard Withington, Kenny McGhee Year: 2018 Summary: This review seeks to identify and summarise findings from literature about the nature of relationships that develop between older children and young people, and those caring for them within and beyond residential and fostering settings. We make particular efforts to… Read More
This is the fictional diary of Amy. Amy came into foster care when she was in Year 6, as a result of neglect and physical abuse… Read More
This document outlines protocols for information sharing with leaving care teams within local authorities in order to support care leavers throughout Further Education. Read More
Our role in raising the educational aspirations of looked-after children and young people… Read More
There isn’t a lot going well for young people trapped on the margins of our largely comfortable and happy society. Read More
This document published by Denbighshire Country Council outlines the developing of well-being and nurturing arrangements for looked after and vulnerable learners at Christ Church Primary School in Rhyl. Read More
Training materials contributed by the EAS for South East Wales are available to download. Read More
This short publication aims to inspire you as foster carers to help the children in your care raise their academic aspirations… Read More
