The Nuffield FJO releases Born into Care report

Following the successful stakeholder event held in Manchester, the full Born into Care report is now available for viewing.

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The Nuffield FJO releases Born into Care report

Following the successful stakeholder event held in Manchester, the full Born into Care report is now available for viewing.

Read the report

In conversation with… Stephanie Boyce, President of the Law Society of England and Wales

In Conversation with… Professor Carlene Firmin MBE

Webinar: Why are more older children and young people entering care proceedings?

Webinar: Newborn babies in care proceedings

Webinar: making remote hearings accessible, fair and humane under COVID-19

Improving outcomes for children and families: Introducing the family justice data at the SAIL databank

Ask the authors – what does research tell us about contact between children in care or adopted and their families?

Improving remote, hybrid and socially distanced hearings in the family court

Pre-birth practice in socially distant times: challenges and innovations

Digital ThinkIn: the family courts after the COVID-19 crisis — what are we learning?

Digital ThinkIn: remote hearings — fair family justice?

Digital family contact time: sharing and building knowledge

The Nuffield FJO releases Born into Care report

Following the successful stakeholder event held in Manchester, the full Born into Care report is now available for viewing.

Read the report

Born into care: newborns in care proceedings in England

Interactive map of services to support parents who experienced recurrent care proceedings

Wales: Parents of children in care proceedings experience greater levels of health vulnerabilities, including mental health, substance use and injury related conditions

Four out of five mothers given less than a week’s formal notice that their newborn baby might be removed

Creativity, compassion and cooperation: how COVID-19 is shaping support for babies and families

Over half of pregnant women in Wales who are at risk of having their babies removed experience mental health problems

Born into care: guidelines to be developed for health and social work professionals

Number of newborn babies in care proceedings has doubled in Wales since 2015

Claire Mason delivered discussion on infant removal at birth on BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour

Sir Andrew McFarlane delivers key note address: “Crisis, What Crisis?” at ALC Conference 2018

Hear Karen Broadhurst’s interview on Radio 4 Today Programme

In conversation with… Stephanie Boyce, President of the Law Society of England and Wales

In Conversation with… Professor Carlene Firmin MBE

Webinar: Why are more older children and young people entering care proceedings?

Webinar: Newborn babies in care proceedings

Webinar: making remote hearings accessible, fair and humane under COVID-19

Improving outcomes for children and families: Introducing the family justice data at the SAIL databank

Ask the authors – what does research tell us about contact between children in care or adopted and their families?

Improving remote, hybrid and socially distanced hearings in the family court

Pre-birth practice in socially distant times: challenges and innovations

Digital ThinkIn: the family courts after the COVID-19 crisis — what are we learning?

Digital ThinkIn: remote hearings — fair family justice?

Digital family contact time: sharing and building knowledge

Born into Care: Draft best practice guidelines when the state intervenes at birth (for feasibility testing)

Summary: Born into Care: Developing best practice guidelines for when the state intervenes at birth

Born into Care: Developing best practice guidelines for when the state intervenes at birth

Health vulnerabilities of parents in care proceedings in Wales

Explaining high rates of infants in care proceedings in deprived areas of Wales

Newborn babies in urgent care proceedings in England and Wales

Recurrent care proceedings: five key areas for reflection from the research

Born into care: One thousand mothers in care proceedings in Wales, A focus on maternal mental health

Discussion paper: What explains marked regional variations in infant care

Born into care: One thousand mothers in care proceedings in Wales

Women in recurrent care proceedings in Wales: a first benchmarking report

Pre-birth assessment and infant removal at birth: experiences and challenges

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