Safeguarding children in whom illness is fabricated or induced: A review of the implementation of the 2002 guidance within the NHS (19th March 2008)
A review of how Safeguarding Children in Whom Illness is Fabricated or Induced (2002) has been implemented within NHS settings. The report makes a number of proposals for improvement.
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Keeping Them in the Family: Outcomes for abused and neglected children placed with family or friends carers through care proceedings (27th March 2008)
This project followed up a cohort of 113 children, removed from their parents’ care by the courts because of child protection concerns, who were then placed with members of their extended families or social networks.
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Care Matters: Time to deliver for children in care (26th March 2008)
This implementation plan for children in care covers the national framework for change for children in care, guides Children’s Trust partners in implementing change locally, and explains how the Government will monitor and evaluate progress via feedback from children and young people.
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Behind the Screen: The hidden life of youth online (27th March 2008)
The generational divide between children and young people and their parents is perhaps most widely seen in their views and approaches to the internet and media literacy. With this in mind, how do we ensure that children and young people are safeguarded from harm in way that is not over the top in principle and draconian in style, while at the same time maintaining the internet as a place for freedom, expression, creativity and socialisation? In its recommendations, this report calls for collaboration and support from peers, youth services, teachers and parents, rather than top-down restrictions and rules dictated from central government. The role of media literacy must be fully explored through informal and formal educational structures involving both young people and the older generations to enable use of the internet to be a safe and enjoyable process for all.
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Safer Children in a Digital World (27th March 2008)
Clinical psychologist, Dr Tanya Byron, has launched her independent report, Safer Children in a Digital World, which sets out an ambitious action plan for Government, industry and families to work together to support children's safety online and to reduce access to adult video games. The Government has welcomed the report, accepted all of its recommendations and pledged to act immediately on taking forward her proposals.
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Click here for the Executive Summary
Click here for A Summary for Children and Young People
Click here for the Related Documents
A review of how Safeguarding Children in Whom Illness is Fabricated or Induced (2002) has been implemented within NHS settings. The report makes a number of proposals for improvement.
Click here for the Report
Click here for the Original Guidance
Keeping Them in the Family: Outcomes for abused and neglected children placed with family or friends carers through care proceedings (27th March 2008)
This project followed up a cohort of 113 children, removed from their parents’ care by the courts because of child protection concerns, who were then placed with members of their extended families or social networks.
Click here for the Document
Care Matters: Time to deliver for children in care (26th March 2008)
This implementation plan for children in care covers the national framework for change for children in care, guides Children’s Trust partners in implementing change locally, and explains how the Government will monitor and evaluate progress via feedback from children and young people.
Click here for the Document
Behind the Screen: The hidden life of youth online (27th March 2008)
The generational divide between children and young people and their parents is perhaps most widely seen in their views and approaches to the internet and media literacy. With this in mind, how do we ensure that children and young people are safeguarded from harm in way that is not over the top in principle and draconian in style, while at the same time maintaining the internet as a place for freedom, expression, creativity and socialisation? In its recommendations, this report calls for collaboration and support from peers, youth services, teachers and parents, rather than top-down restrictions and rules dictated from central government. The role of media literacy must be fully explored through informal and formal educational structures involving both young people and the older generations to enable use of the internet to be a safe and enjoyable process for all.
Click here for the Document
Safer Children in a Digital World (27th March 2008)
Clinical psychologist, Dr Tanya Byron, has launched her independent report, Safer Children in a Digital World, which sets out an ambitious action plan for Government, industry and families to work together to support children's safety online and to reduce access to adult video games. The Government has welcomed the report, accepted all of its recommendations and pledged to act immediately on taking forward her proposals.
Click here for the Full Report
Click here for the Executive Summary
Click here for A Summary for Children and Young People
Click here for the Related Documents
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