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No Time to Lose : a Manifesto for Children and Young People Looked After Away From Home

... Young people in secure care have complex ...care. Young women may be placed there because of their sexual vulnerability and other forms of ...the young people need significant support ... See full document

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Being counted? Examining the prevalence of looked-after disabled children and young people across the UK

... 1989 Children Act for England and Wales, the term ‘looked after’ refers to children for whom the local authority has a set of specific legal responsibilities which may include accommodating a ... See full document

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'No-one runs away for no reason' : understanding safeguarding issues when children and young people go missing from home

... to children and young people who run away from ...Missing Children and Young People was established to improve the support for children and young ... See full document

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Overseen but Often Overlooked : Children and Young People 'Looked after at Home' in Scotland - Report 1: Reviewing the Literature

... 1465 children and was particularly prevalent for younger children, being the most frequently cited grounds for all children aged 11 and ...age children, relatively rare in children aged ... See full document

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Scotland’s National Human Rights Action Plan : Getting it Right for Looked after Children, Young People and Care Leavers

... for looked after children and young people accessing ...of Looked after children in residential special schools, care homes and secure care was commissioned due to ... See full document

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Overseen but Often Overlooked : Children and Young People 'Looked after at Home' in Scotland - Annex 3a : The Service Studies

... LAC children and young people within the authority to access sports facilities and other opportunities within the ...LAAH young people get an access card when they are placed on an ... See full document

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The Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014 : Parts 10 and 11 (Aftercare and Continuing Care)

... the young person ceased to be looked ...‘looked after’. Young people will have to formerly cease to be looked after ...eligible young people need to ... See full document

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The Educational Attainment of Looked After Children - Local Authority Pilot Projects : Final Research Report

... one young person dropped out of a college course but then, with some support and encouragement from project staff, decided to return to undertake higher ...Another young man has recently completed an ... See full document

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The Health of Looked after Children and Young People : a Summary of the Literature

... of looked after children are likely to be diverse. Some looked after children still live at home with their birth families, whilst others might need to live outwith the ... See full document

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Talking back to 'family', 'family troubles', and 'the looked-after child'

... family home of blood relatives or close friends (kinship care) and second choice being within the family home of non-related carers (foster ...some children (Connelly & Milligan, ... See full document

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How do young people experience the transition from being a looked after child to living independently and how can it be improved in the eyes of the young people using the service? (Sharing our experience, Practitioner-led research 2008-2009; PLR0809/117)

... so young people felt comfortable talking about the service and their social workers without fear of what they said being fed back to their social ...evidence from working within this service prior to ... See full document

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Promoting mental health in men

... older people in most countries, it is one of the three leading causes of death among those aged 15-44 (WHO ...in young people, especially ...in young men aged 15-19 increased between 1979 and ... See full document

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Developing a regional dynamic purchasing system: Research report: October 2016

... Thank you for participating in this discussion. We anticipate it will take around 45 minutes. As one of the people who has had an input into the South East Together Regional Dynamic Purchasing Project, we are very ... See full document

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Developing a regional dynamic purchasing system: Research report: October 2016

... Thank you for participating in this discussion. We anticipate it will take around 45 minutes. As one of the people who has had an input into the South East Together Regional Dynamic Purchasing Project, we are very ... See full document

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Exploring Tertiary Education for People with Convictions

... 18 and they all described symptoms of anxiety as they were waiting for each stage of the criminal justice process to proceed and they were sure that it affected their study. All of them were worried about the impact of ... See full document

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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

... with children whose behaviour was beyond the family’s control; and in situations where relatives were already taking care of the child but had no legal authority to do ...child from the birth parent’s ... See full document

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Corporate Parenting : Collaboration [Implementing Section 60]

... for children and families must join forces and pool resources in a co-ordinated and collective ...you from other collaborations that will support your corporate parenting duties and responsibilities, for ... See full document

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Improving the education of looked after children : a guide for local authorities and service providers

... the looked after child or young person’s achievements by detailing broader achievements as well as academic ...the young person’s own aspirations and also in setting shorter- term targets, and ... See full document

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Recognition of Prior Learning and Looked-after young people : Final Report

... Previous studies have addressed formal recognition (Boyd, 2007); (Scottish Government, 2010). It was acknowledged in these papers that accreditation could enhance the status of achievements, as well as increase the sense ... See full document

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Factors associated with outcomes for looked-after children and young people: a correlates review of the literature.

... the time of a planned entry into care or a planned move, the social worker may have a range of options to choose from (subject to availability), to help decide on the most appropriate ...or young ... See full document

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