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Independent review of children’s social care challenges the sector, but will it deliver operational change?

The eagerly anticipated independent review of children’s social care has been published and the industry has spent the last two weeks poring over the detail. While the final recommendations won’t be released until early next year, the initial findings are enough to give us a flavour of the tone and sentiment of the review so

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Tomorrow’s Care coverage

Rob Finney catches up with Tomorrow’s Care magazine to talk about everything from what inspired him to get into children’s services, the challenges facing the sector and who he’d invite to a dinner party! In the magazine’s monthly feature, 10 Minutes With…, the Chief Operating Officer at Tristone Healthcare, talks about what the future holds

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A ban on unregulated accommodation for under 16s is a welcome move, but what’s next?

Last month, the DfE announced that it was going to ban placing vulnerable children under the age of 16 in unregulated accommodation. Following months of consultation – a process which we wholeheartedly participated in – the ban will come into force in September. As part of a series of reforms to drive up standards in

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The Regulation Of Independent & Semi-Independent Supported Accommodation

The Department for Education published a review this month into the number and types of young people that are placed in independent or semi independent placements. They also published a consultation into the future of this provision and how it should be regulated. What does this all mean? What is this provision and why the

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