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A new disability identification card will help those with brain injuries find training and employment opportunities, it has been announced.
Disability identification card to help those with brain injuries find training and employment opportunities
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CMA to carry out major review of children’s social care sector
A regulator has this month launched a major investigation into the children’s social care sector to identify why some providers and councils are failing to meet the needs of vulnerable young people.
Ofsted to launch new “effective and proportionate” approach to inspecting Cafcass after staffing concerns
Ofsted will launch a “new, more effective and proportionate approach” to inspecting Cafcass, it has been announced.
Government invests £30 million in Changing Places toilet scheme
More than £30 million will be invested into Changing Places toilets to ensure people with disabilities can enjoy public activities, it has been revealed.
Pandemic “increases gulf” between young people in care and those from stable homes
The pandemic has significantly increased the “gulf” between social classes and is detrimentally affecting children in care, a major poll has revealed.
Government launches official inquiry into link between sport and brain disease
The Government has this month launched an official inquiry exploring the link between sport and brain disease, it has been announced.
Laws banning children from entering unregulated accommodation to come into force this year
Rules banning children from entering unregulated accommodation will come into force later this year, it has been announced. Read more
Children in care “20 times more likely” to be in special education, Ofsted reveals
Almost half of children living in children’s homes are in special education, a major study has revealed. Read more
New football concussion rules “deeply flawed”, charity suggests
A major brain injury charity has heavily criticised the new concussion substitute rules launched by the Premier League this week. Read more
Number of children living in violent homes “soars” during lockdown, study reveals
The number of children living in violent homes has risen by over 50 per cent since the first lockdown began, a major report has revealed. Read more