When we think of the teenage years we probably don’t usually think of neglect.
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But here’s the truth of it…
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Lammy Review published…
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David Lammy MP has published his independent review into the treatment of, and outcomes for, Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals in the Criminal Justice System.
More info here.
Download here.
Attachment before behaviour
Why your intervention might not be working...
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Great little film about autism…
It’s great for explaining the basics and raising awareness of the challenges and delights of being autistic…
Really good for use with kids, parents and in training – and it’s free. Enjoy!
Sam’s Story – Children’s Experiences of Bullying
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This month, the Children’s Commissioner for Wales published her report into a consultation with children about bullying.
The report is called, “Sam’s Story” and contains the views of 2000 children.
The state of youth custody in 2017
Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Prisons
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“Children” not “young people”
Language matters...
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Teenagers & Neglect – new report
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In November 2016 the Children’s Society published its Troubled Teens report (I missed it back then! :0)
It’s the result of a study into the causes, extent and impact of neglect for teenagers.
I’ll be summarising the report in a blog post shortly, but in the meantime you can download it yourself here.
How Safe Are Our Children? 2017
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The NSPCC have published their annual statistical report into child protection – How Safe Are Our Children? 2017
I love this report – it’s a brilliant source of information, as well as giving the broad UK-wide picture of where things stand in child protection.
“Attachment is a small person, learning to be a person, from a big person.”
Jonny Matthew
Indecent images of children
Guidance for young people...
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Sharing content online and across social networks is easy!
No-one knows this better than young people – they are the digital generation.
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The government has now published some guidance to help young people understand the dangers of indecent images…
Instant – but lasts a lifetime…
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My Name is Leon (Penguin, 2017)
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Title:
My Name is Leon
Author:
Kit de Waal
Review…
Opinion in short:
This one is a beauty.
It’s about the journey of an 8 year old boy into foster care. It’s both a moving and uplifting book. It might be about “work stuff” for many of us – but it reinforces all the reasons why we do the job – to help troubled kids get through tough stuff!
