How do we understand Commissioning? How do we know when it is happening? How do we assess its significance? If children’s commissioning is not social engineering, then what is it?…
There is no flexibility provided by these standards, an ambition declared in the proposals, that is not possible under the existing regulations for children’s homes. The children’s homes regulations should…
There is a high demand for residential resources. High level complex needs require an equivalent response. We need opportunity to discuss the Care Review inclination towards the resilience of the…
There has been no opportunity for consideration of the Care Review proposals. Closely managed communication and crafted responses have been the hallmark of the Care Review. There is an absence…
In this reflection NCERCC seeks to find explores connections with a life lived with meaning and purpose. We heard it in a eulogy, amongst other words. Constancy was repeated. It…
Was it this year? Last year? Year before? The answer is at foot of this blog What characterises an efficient market for children’s homes? A well-functioning, efficient market has the…
Helen Hayes Labour Party MP for Dulwich and West Norwood Shadow Minister for Children and Early Years Question 11: The Prime Minister has been part of a Government who for…
A cultural review about our thinking regarding Residential Child Care options for children is necessary. We have the potential to reconsider the idea of family and parenting as possible for…
Open transparent communication is speaking clearly, saying what you mean, isn’t it? Language is what we are thinking. What we think directs what we do. We create our reality. We…
NCERCC works from establishing a sound theory and practice base. The focus of RCC is to provide an emotional stable and secure environment upon which we meet the needs of…