The Minister is hitting the soundwaves. Now is the time for him to be deployed as children’s policy arrives on to the government policy matrix. NCERCC was advised to listen…
This blog (and download) comes with great thanks to Barnardos for their report. The aim of this blog is for Residential Child Care settings to evaluate their current and to…
Dear sector colleagues Please see below a call for support in holding onto the academic boundaries of the department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies at Essex university which could be…
On the 30th January Community Care published online an article https://www.communitycare.co.uk/content/news/alternative-to-containment-for-children-at-risk-of-deprivation-of-liberty-being-developed NCERCC raised numerous concerns in the Comments section that followed. Numerous children’s social care leaders have contacted NCERCC in…
English Residential Child Care is an unsung national treasure. It is living history. It is our living heritage. ‘Living Heritage’ is the UK’s implementation of the 2003 UNESCO Convention for…
NCERCC read an article in a (kindly shared and highly recommended) weekly NAFP newsletter. The article by Catherine Lockett forms the basis for this one. Thank you Catherine and NAFP…
English Residential Child Care is an unsung national treasure. It is living history. It is our living heritage. ‘Living Heritage’ is the UK’s implementation of the 2003 UNESCO Convention for…
The RCC sector needs to be understood as a series of responses to highest levels of social, emotional, psychological unmet need. Residential Child Care provides a diversity of services for…
It depends. It depends on what you mean by ‘the evidence’, and ‘the facts’. Is it simply what we know? And is it the last 5 years of what we…
A duet for two singers with opposing views on the children’s residential care today Verse 1 — Singer A (Public Sector Voice) We’re standing in the wreckage of a system…