Vital reading for leaders and disseminating to others (With thanks and full acknowledgement to CHQ for this practical and valuable summary) Ofsted has released the 2026 update to the Social Care…
The providers of Residential Child Care need a champion standing alongside. Together they can make the difference needed in this fast Family First shaping world. Together they can be the…
Introduction For some years NCERCC has been interested in writing a piece on Habermas and Residential Child Care believing these ideas provided at least an opportunity for reflection, and maybe…
Open Meeting 11am – 1pm March 17th 2026 ONLINE – details of how attend below The Planned Environment Therapy Archives and Special Collections is to be closed as of 31st…
Interviewing potential Residential Child Care workers we look for people with curiosity, who can think before, beneath, beyond, behind what is occurring in the here and now. We look for…
3 Questions Has anyone noticed we are being led down an American pathway? Why has none of the following been raised in Parliamentary scrutiny? Are there other voices than NCERCC…
Extracts from Categorising Demand for Child Welfare Services Using Latent Class Analysis: A Study of the National Data-sets on Children in Need in England | The British Journal of Social…
Not all needs and provision require the same level of engagement. A Kraljic Matrix is useful to categorise suppliers as Strategic, Bottleneck, Leverage, or Non-critical based on profit, impact and supply…
As you know NCERCC from time to time sees RCC matters obliquely drawing broadly from seemingly disparate philosophies, practices, stances, analysis. But then in the creative exploration we find everything…
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…