Ubercaring © article #1 The current DfE plethora of policy is not being given time for reasoned cool consideration. No space is being given to reflective, critical or alternative thinking…
This year’s ADCS President made reference to Josh MacAllister’s Jenga allusion. The actual quote is from 2021 Case for Change report is, "Our children's social care system is a 30-year-old…
To prevent policy failure during transitions, policymakers use structural frameworks designed to minimise disruptions, maintain public trust, and allow administrative systems time to adapt. Structural Transition Frameworks Phased Rollouts (Sequencing):…
This DFE strategy will affect the future of residential child care. A Children’s Homes Information and Evidence Factchecker document NCERCC - independent experts in Residential Child Care and its planning…
Why Residential Child Care Cannot Be a "Pick and Mix" Residential child care cannot operate like an old time high street shop's, some will remember the name, "pick and mix"…
New Zealand operates on a model (civic and bicultural) that completely rejects commercial, for-profit extraction in child welfare, treating the care of children as a core public and cultural responsibility…
A Burnham Labour government could finance Residential Child Care by restructuring the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA) into an independent body and expanding the definition of "infrastructure" to include social care…
Contents We have put together some songs, some stories, and something serious Songs Name that tune! Placements for you. DOWNLOAD HERE 99 placement moves DOWNLOAD HERE More coming soon on…
A Children’s Homes Information and Evidence Factchecker document Precautionary Analysis: Critique: Recommendation of DfE Review of the Residential Child Care Workforce 1.Insufficient clarity on purpose → Recommendation: Require explicit DfE…
Here's a record of our 2 visits. 1. The Hundred Acre Wood children’s home consider the role of Residential Child Care - DOWNLOAD HERE The scene is the staff room…