Social Work with Looked After Children
Caring for rights : social work and advocacy with looked after children and young people
... evaluation that I had led (Barnes and Davis, 2003). He offered to take part and gave me a list of the Midlands children’s rights projects, the names of the coordinators and information about who might also be interested ...
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Linking routinely collected social work, education, and health data to enable monitoring of the health and healthcare of school aged children in state care ('looked after children') in Scotland : a national demonstration project
... These are described in full in Panel 1 and were a annual 130 looked after data returns submitted by local authorities to the Scottish Government providing 131 information on all children[r] ...
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Consistent care matters: exploring the potential of social work practices
... why social workers do not spend time with the children and their families is partly because of these continual shifts of ...section, social workers themselves claim that the lack of time for the ...
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Challenges to undertaking randomised trials with looked after children in social care settings
... However, social workers on the ground, appeared to view the research as an add- itional burdensome imposition on their already pres- surised ...time. Social work professionals often found it ...
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The educational attainment of looked after children and young people
... a looked after children education co-ordinator to work with schools and social work ...for looked after children and care ...oversee looked ...
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Understanding the educational experiences and opinions, attainment, achievement and aspirations of looked after children in Wales
... learn social and emotional competencies within a supportive ...in social work, who act as a role model and advocate for the young person, meeting with them for 2-4 hours per ...156 children ...
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Compulsory supervision in Scotland : the unique case of children looked after at home
... (usually social work) with concerns about a child on grounds of care and protection, offending or persistent non-attendance at school can make a referral to a Children’s Reporter (~15,000 CYP referred / ...
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Educational attainment of looked after children
... gives children the opportunity to learn, to feel they belong to someone and to be ...reasons. Children‟s histories, changing circumstances of foster families or birth families and lack of support from ...
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Looked after children : observations of teacher education students on placement in secondary students
... the looked after children would not achieve similar academic qualifications to their peers but the school had a good reputation for the education of looked after children and ...
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The double bind: looked after children, care leavers, and criminal justice
... both social and human capital in desisting from crime (McNeill et ...wider social domains (Fitzpatrick, ...in social work, see Garrett ...
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Supporting Care Leavers: A Training and Resource Pack for Young People Leaving Care
... excluded children, and particularly of children looked after by local ...of looked-after young ...the Social Services priority for the first year of the ...of ...
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The 12th Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Social Services 2002–2003
... which work well for care leavers needing accommodation and training or work, for people with mental health problems, for older people leaving hospital, for looked after children doing ...
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Looked After Children: The Reluctant State and Moral Salvation
... particular children and young people. The children and young people in Barry’s (2001) research clearly preferred residential care because it was less intense than foster care and they could blend into the ...
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The Educational Attainment of Looked After Children : Key Messages from Research
... of looked after children, and the doubtful accuracy of data about their achievements (Connelly et ...and Social Work Services Inspectorate, 2001; Jacklin, Robinson, & Torrance, ...
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Trends in Care: Exploring reasons for the increase in children looked after by local authorities
... of children leaving care after being in the system for a considerable time – five years or ...of children leaving care when they were aged 16 or ...those children who have been looked ...
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Disproportionality in Child Welfare The Prevalence of Black and Minority Ethnic Children within the ‘Looked After’ and ‘Children in Need’ Populations and on Child Protection Registers in England
... or work with the family to safeguard the child’s welfare at ...Black children were over-represented in the Children in Need census, which recorded all families in contact with children’s ...
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Evaluation of the implementation of the Pupil Development Grant for Looked After Children : final report
... study looked at the role of an education support officer funded at LA level who was responsible for arranging alternative curriculum provision and visits to colleges and learning events for LAC and previously ...
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Children looked after in England (including adoption and care leavers) year ending 31 March 2013
... of looked after children at 31 March 2013 (table A1) does not equate to the number at 31 March 2012 plus the number who started (table C1) minus the number who ceased to be looked after ...
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Children looked after by local authorities in England (including adoption and care leavers) : year ending 31 March 2012
... of looked after children who were placed for adoption, the number adopted, and the average time between different stages of the adoption ...of looked after children in England; ...
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Looked after children and further education in Scotland : a briefing paper
... supporting looked after young people and care leavers in ...supporting looked after young people and care ...of looked after young people and care leavers and current policy, ...
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