Blurred lines: who leads in mental health emergencies?
Police remain the first responders to mental health crises, despite reforms aimed at shifting responsibility
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Film highlights hidden impact of violence on girls
The picture reimagines Little Red Riding Hood to expose how young women are groomed into serious violence and exploitation nationwide.
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Film spotlights care model tackling youth homelessness
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Mind announces year-long AI mental health review
The review will examine growing concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) in mental health support, citing
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Government to slash EHCPs in major SEND overhaul
The government will limit Education, Health and Care Plans to the most complex cases and
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Roger Sylvester Centre opens in Haringey
Pioneering new mental health centre named after local man who died after being detained by police in 1999
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£5bn pledged to avert councils’ SEND ‘financial cliff edge’
The government announced plans to clear 90% of SEND debts built up by councils in
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Frozen tax thresholds could slash care workers’ pay
If income tax and national insurance remain at current levels, new research warns care workers
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Scotland’s new Chief Inspector of Education
Ruth Binks, a former teacher and head teacher who is currently Corporate Director of Education
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£500,000 fund opens to support displaced social care workers
The money has been made available through the Scottish government to help employers hire workers
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Pressure mounts on X as critics rally against Grok deepfakes
‘The disturbing rise in AI intimate image abuse, facilitated by platforms such as Grok, is
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Mental Health Bill shake-up: what it means for learning disability services
To give people with learning disabilities and autism more independence, Louise Wilson of Hill Dickinson
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The best child poverty strategy? Evidence points the way
The masterplan aims to ease hardship, but the answer isn’t always in policy – early
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