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Two-thirds of carers for disabled children are not offered an assessment

Only 34% of carers for disabled children are offered an assessment, according to a study commissioned by CIW with Healthcare Inspectorate Wales.

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Report launched into children’s social work in pandemic

Children Health

Midwife ‘Exodus’ – 57% say they’ll leave the NHS next year

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Extra support confirmed for vulnerable residents of Leeds over winter

Care Children Headlines

Social Care Bill will affect homeowners in the North and Midlands more

Children Health Mental Health

Government announces support for suicide prevention services

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Cabinet secretary recognises social care charity

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Children told to delay Covid jab for 12 weeks post infection

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Air pollution causing thousands of deaths in Massachusetts

Air pollution is responsible for an estimated 2,780 deaths a year in Massachusetts, and for measurable cognitive loss in children exposed to fine particulate pollutants in the air they breathe, according to new research.

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Plans to reduce price of childcare not received well by critics

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New figures show fall in London’s homeless population

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Opinion: Late autism diagnosis is better than no diagnosis

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New event helps young people with SEND prepare for adulthood

Care Children Families Fostering & Adoption Headlines In Practice Young People

Children in care moved quarter of a million times in four years

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Report reveals increase in residential child care workforce

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Council uses VR technology to understand experiences of vulnerable children