These are the latest child welfare items that should be right on your radar:
- Lords debates children’s social care
- Children’s services deal with nearly 220,000 referrals
- Family court judge praises teen housed in Airbnb after going into council care
The latest
14 Wednesday Dec 2022
Posted in Researching Reform
Researching Reform 
Nearly quarter of a million” referrals” (nasty interferences with childrens’ family lives) in one year ! How on earth did we manage before this dedicated team of snoopers and busybodies were introduced into our brave new world of forced adoptions care orders, wealthy fostering and adoption agencies,and widespread state control over UK families ?
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Hi natasha a quick update about my sons send EHCP .I have just received a letter from my local authority stating that there ceasing my sons EHCP because he’s not in a college anymore.actually my son is.hes in a special needs college. The local authority have not updated my sons EHCP for the past 3years.i have been on to the department of education in Parliament. The law states that EHCP have to be updated once a year.this is not in my sons case the local authority doesn’t know it’s own rules.no wonder they think my son his not in education well they wouldn’t would they .due to leaving my sons EHCP NOT updated. For 3 years.this is in justice for my son.and know one knows we’re he’s upto with his educational needs. He as moderate to severe learning disabilities. I will now be looking into legal advice about this.theres plenty of families that will be in the same situation as my family. I suggest an updated education system with children with special educational needs. And EHCP the system is failing our children year after year.this as to change so children and young adults can meet there goals of further education and employment Just like everyone else in society today.kind regards [edited]
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Thank you for the update and for sharing this information. It came through on the “submit a comment” form, so assuming you wanted to share this with a wider audience, and to let people with SEND children know. x
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