[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library briefing paper : Number 07196, 11 July 2019 : Children and young people’s mental health : policy, services, funding and education

... those children referred to CAMHS, 31% received treatment within the year and 32% were still on waiting lists at the end of the ...the children who needed help. The report stated that the numbers of ... See full document

... At a national level, the pilot programme very much demonstrates the potential added value of providing schools and NHS CAMHS with opportunities to engage in joint planning and training activities, improving the clarity ... See full document

... supporting people with mental health problems and those with learning difficulties across the criminal justice ...to children and young people when they come into contact with ... See full document

... supporting children with alcohol-dependent parents or in families affected by domestic abuse, preventing young people from being drawn into serious violence, or investing in early years and ... See full document

... of funding from the soft drinks industry levy would be allocated to schools in 2018-19 to “pay for facilities to support physical education, after-school activities and healthy ...the funding – ... See full document

... institutions. There are different treatments of the costs associated with loans in different parts of the Government’s accounts. The subsidy element of loans made in any one year -the present value of the amount not ... See full document

... In July 2012 The Department for Education released new ‘experimental’ statistics which looked at the destination of A level students the year after they took their ...higher education and within this ... See full document

... for Health and Social Care, Jackie Doyle-Price, noted that “it will be possible to make retrospective applications going back six months”, adding that “we kept that the same as in the previous legislation, but ... See full document

... for children—into one account, which has been widely condemned for facilitating economic abuse and potentially aggravating domestic ...at children, can support family ... See full document

... Politics Health and social care Geographical and environmental studies Languages, linguistics and classics Education and teaching Physical, material and forensic sciences Philosophy and religious studies ... See full document

... planning policy. He described the imbalance between the number of sites in some areas compared with others, particularly in his ...planning policy for Traveller sites confirms that our aims include ... See full document

... planning policy. He described the imbalance between the number of sites in some areas compared with others, particularly in his ...planning policy for Traveller sites confirms that our aims include ... See full document

... There was much variation across individual institutions and even with an aggregate surplus of 2.7% there were still 47 of 165 institutions in deficit in 2017/18. This was higher than at any time in the past decade. The ... See full document

... At the same time, the cost of servicing rapidly increasing DB scheme deficits—exacerbated by low investment returns—is placing an ever greater burden on UK firms. The Office for National Statistics estimates that in 2015 ... See full document

... public funding for non-apprenticeship adult (19+) further education in England is provided by the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) through its Adult Education Budget ...full ... See full document

... higher education: 2006 to 2017. The DfE also publishes higher education entry rates by free school meal (FSM) ...covers young people who were in the state sector in England ... See full document

... covers people reporting (current) physical or mental health conditions or illnesses lasting, or expected to last, 12 months or more, which reduce their ability to carry out day-to-day ... See full document

... …we’ve been in to some institutions in Birmingham where there were 30/40 youngsters being educated, living in the most appalling conditions, in a filthy environment where there was homophobic literature, misogynistic ... See full document

... of people experienced bullying as a result of mental health ...tell people about their mental health problems, instead saying they were absent due to physical ...Care ... See full document

... In addition to this economic rationale, the report outlined a social need for change: that individuals should have access to a national system of technical qualifications that is easy to understand, has credibility with ... See full document