[PDF] Top 20 SOCIAL CARE, ENGLAND CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS, ENGLAND

... Regulations 7 to 10 make provision about the fitness of the persons carrying on and managing the home, and require satisfactory information to be available in relation to certain specified matters. Where an ... See full document

... on social media. Young people with a disorder (both girls and boys) were more likely to feel that the number of ‘likes’ they got affected their mood than those without a ... See full document

... and social care domains, as they are constantly interacting to define the individual’s functioning (World Health Organization, 2001; Rakap, ...and social well-being, and not merely the absence of ... See full document

... professional social work is going to be given a central role and range of responsibilities in these emerging new ...for Children in Social Care (DfES, 2004c) quoted ...greater social ... See full document

... of children and young people in London has improved in many ways over the past two ...London’s children, such as child poverty and health ...the England average, which may not always be the ... See full document

... their social networks, and their place in wider society (Sawyer et ...in England are a diverse group in terms of their evolving identities, behaviours, responsibilities and ...wider social context of ... See full document

... in children and young people; informing the planning of services for this age group; and writing media ...NHS England, Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, academic leads in ... See full document

... area. Children in conflict with the law who may be lacking family and peer support require key personspeople ...a social worker) to develop relationships of trust and support to enable them to get their ... See full document

... These terms are both used to indicate a number of disorders characterised by severe impairment in social interaction, communication, and the presence of stereotyped behaviours, interests, and activities. ... See full document

... meant children in care were also included in the sample frame in the 2017 survey, something that was not possible with the ...after children typically have higher rates of mental disorders when ... See full document

... The survey benefited from an expert steering group, we would like to thank Miranda Wolpert, Peter Fonagy, Catherine Newsome, Lucy Heyes, Helen Duncan, Jessica Sharp, David Lockwood, Jeremy Clark, Alexandra Lazaro, and ... See full document

... The survey benefited from an expert steering group, we would like to thank Miranda Wolpert, Peter Fonagy, Catherine Newsome, Lucy Heyes, Helen Duncan, Jessica Sharp, David Lockwood, Jeremy Clark, Alexandra Lazaro, and ... See full document

... British children were about three times more likely to be identified with ASD than Black or Asian ...British children has been thought to relate to greater treatment and service ...of social ... See full document

... The survey benefited from an expert steering group, we would like to thank Miranda Wolpert, Peter Fonagy, Catherine Newsome, Lucy Heyes, Helen Duncan, Jessica Sharp, David Lockwood, Jeremy Clark, Alexandra Lazaro, and ... See full document

... some children, this may relate to the mental health ...and Care Plan probably reflects this. For example, children with ASD can find the social intensity, noisy bustle and repeated changes ... See full document

... of children and young people arriving as unaccompanied illegal entrants to the ...for social welfare and safeguarding ...greatest care, to being questioned whilst still tired, hungry, thirsty ... See full document

... for children in need are substantially poorer than for other pupils, albeit with variation between children with different social care ...after children, particularly those who are in ... See full document

... that children and young people were involved in decisions about ‘other’ issues mainly refers to their involvement in developing the services and programmes they use, particularly through the specialist ... See full document

... compare children who are looked after on 31 March each year and have been for 12 months or ...years, children who were in need at the time of outcome ascer- tainment (and therefore were assessed as being in ... See full document

... of care and education that children and young people with T1DM receive is hugely ...this care is below the highest European and global ...of care is highlighted as a possible ... See full document