The latest child welfare items that should be right on your radar:
- Research on Child poverty and children entering care in England, 2015–20
- National study to discuss the UK’s response to domestic abuse and child protection
- New Nottinghamshire interview suite for sexual abuse victims opens
Researching Reform 
This research adds up to tacit approval of the taking of children from the poor and giving them to the care of rich adoptive parents or confiding their destiny to the care of the super wealthy and profitable adoption and fostering agencies !
I would suggest that the increase in numbers of children taken into state care does not necessarily reflect parent poverty but more often the greed of profiteering adoption
and fostering agencies and private schools charging exorbitant fees who all make lots of money from the increase
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