Staying Safe: Action Plan (February 2008)
Staying Safe was launched for consultation in July 2007, and during that period, parents, children and young people, members of the general public and practitioners were consulted about their concerns in relation to children’s safety. This action plan sets out the work which the Government will take forward over the next three years to drive improvements in children and young people’s safety, which will be measured by the new Public Service Agreement to improve children and young people’s safety.
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Right Time, Right Place: Learning from the Children’s National Service Framework development initiatives for psychological well-being and mental health, 2005-2007 (January 2008)
This handbook outlines the progress made in innovative practice of 19 projects which were funded through the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Grant in 2005 and which targeted innovations seeking to address the priorities covered in the CAMHS Standard of the Children’s National Service Framework.(2004) It showcases the projects, and their evaluations and develops thematic links - drawing out the learning from each project and from those projects working in similar areas.
Click here for the Handbook
Staying Safe was launched for consultation in July 2007, and during that period, parents, children and young people, members of the general public and practitioners were consulted about their concerns in relation to children’s safety. This action plan sets out the work which the Government will take forward over the next three years to drive improvements in children and young people’s safety, which will be measured by the new Public Service Agreement to improve children and young people’s safety.
Click here for the Document
Right Time, Right Place: Learning from the Children’s National Service Framework development initiatives for psychological well-being and mental health, 2005-2007 (January 2008)
This handbook outlines the progress made in innovative practice of 19 projects which were funded through the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Grant in 2005 and which targeted innovations seeking to address the priorities covered in the CAMHS Standard of the Children’s National Service Framework.(2004) It showcases the projects, and their evaluations and develops thematic links - drawing out the learning from each project and from those projects working in similar areas.
Click here for the Handbook
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