Secure Children's Homes
Children accommodated in secure children's homes at 31 March 2015: England and Wales
... Ofsted’s Official Statistics on Children's Social Care Providers and Places: This includes data on the maximum number of places a provider may offer at any one time. Secure children’s homes are one of a ...
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Children accommodated in secure children's homes at 31 March 2015: England and Wales
... with children accommodated in secure children’s homes, the Ministry of Justice publishes statistics on the population in custody of children and young people within secure children's ...
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Children accommodated in secure children's homes at 31 March 2015: England and Wales
... on secure children’s homes (SCHs) in England and ...of children accommodated as well as characteristics of those children accommodated: gender, age, length of stay and type of ...
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Official statistics release : children’s social care providers and places : 31 March 2012 – 30 September 2012: final
... for children. Children’s homes vary in size and ...those children and young people who are assessed as needing a residential care ...Some homes, for example, provide short breaks which are ...
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Children’s social care providers and places : 31 March 2011 - 30 June 2011 : final
... for children in boarding schools and further education colleges that Ofsted has regulatory or inspection responsibility for, covering the period between 31 March and 30 June ...children’s homes, ...
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Official statistics : children’s social care providers and places : June final
... of children who are receiving services from the ...children's homes; secure children's homes; residential special schools; residential family centres; boarding schools; and further education ...
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Official statistics : children’s social care providers and places : October final
... for children in boarding schools and further education colleges that Ofsted has regulatory or inspection responsibility for, covering the period between 30 June and 30 September ...children’s homes, ...
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Children's social care inspections and outcomes : 1 January 2012 to 31 March 2012 : provisional
... children’s homes are defined by section 25 of the 1989 children ...accommodate children and young people who are remanded or have been sentenced for committing a criminal ...accommodate ...
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Children’s social care providers and places : 30 June 2011 - 30 September 2011 : final
... for children in boarding schools and further education colleges that Ofsted has regulatory or inspection responsibility for, covering the period between 30 June and 30 September ...children’s homes, ...
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PROMOTING THE PSYCHOSOCIAL WELLBEING OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CHILDREN’S HOMES IN HARARE, ZIMBABWE.
... vulnerable children can be promoted by following Maslow’s hierarchy of ...lead children to seeing negativity in all aspects of their ...providing children with safe places to play so they are ...
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Incidence of Illness in Early Group and Family Day-Care
... The frequency of reported illness in children enrolled in a day-care center was compared to frequency in home-reared children and in children in family day-care homes.. Data on seven cat[r] ...
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Maternity Homes and Abandoned Children in Buddhist India
... The Tibetan renderings, mgon med 'dug gnas, mgon med khyim, and mgon med khang pa, are literalisms, and thus of little help in interpreting the Indie terms they translate, although t[r] ...
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Assessment of Health and Quality of Life of Children Residing in Selected Shelter Homes in Bangalore
... the children placed at three selected shelter homes in Bangalore, offer practical guidelines for the caretakers who care for the children at the shelter homes and suggest areas for a further ...
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PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CHILDREN’S HOMES IN HARARE, ZIMBABWE.
... that children in the homes accessed basic needs such as food, clothing, shelter, medical care and education to sustain their ...the homes. When children lose one or both parents, they may ...
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CHILDREN HOMES: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
... In carrying out this research, interview schedule, observations were used to facilitate soliciting of information regarding the education facilities available in the children homes. The questionnaire was ...
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A STUDY OF STORAGE, CHILD BEHAVIORAL TRAITS, AND MOTHER'S KNOWLEDGE OF TOXICOLOGY IN 52 POISONED FAMILIES AND 52 COMPARISON FAMILIES
... OBSERVED PATTERNS OF STORAGE OF Toxic SUB- STANCES ACCESSIBLE TO AVERAGE 2k-YEAR-OLD CHILD IN HOMES OF POISONED CHILDREN VERSUS. HOMER OF COMPARISON CHILDREN[r] ...
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Why Children Leave their Homes for the Streets? The Case of Harare
... selected children from each of the four purposively selected organizations that deal with street ...street children. The children were selected by dividing the children who were present on the ...
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Medical Homes for Children With Autism: A Physician Survey
... We compared children with autism to children with other neurodevelopmental conditions and those with chronic/complex medical conditions. Examples of neu- rodevelopmental conditions listed were: hypoxic ...
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Children: out-of-area and distant placements in residential homes (England): Briefing Paper: number 07560, 15 April 2016
... Children's Homes , the Committee said: “we welcome the Government’s attempts to ensure that a decision by an authority to place a child at a distance represents an appropriate response to that child’s needs”, but ...
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A Survey on Privacy Preserving Communication Protocol with CoAP in Smart Homes
... smart homes is used for providing the security in data transmission in the smart ...efficient, secure, and privacy-preserving communication protocol for the smart home ...
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