Moving on from Munro: Improving Children's Services

ISBN-13: 9781447315667 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 176 str.

Maggie Blyth

Opis

Three years after the publication of the influential Munro Report in 2011, "Moving on from Munro" draws together a range of experts in the field of child protection to critically examine the effects that the Munro reforms have had on multi-agency child protections systems in the United Kingdom. Focusing on topics such as early intervention, vulnerable adolescents, and multi-agency responses to young people at risk, policy and practice specialists join academics in different areas of children s services to consider what good services look like. They then consider the challenges that stand in the way of improving services and how to overcome them."

Spis treści

Foreword ~ Eileen Munro Introduction ~ Maggie Blyth; Getting the right things right ~ Mark Gurrey and Eleanor Brazil; Child protection: 40 years of learning but where next? ~ Ray Jones; Doing something different: reconfiguring front-line services: opening up the market ~ Chris Wright; Re-imagining early help: looking forward, looking back ~ Sue White, Kate Morris, Brid Featherstone, Marian Brandon and June Thoburn; Children should be seen and heard: understanding the child’s experience ~ Jenny Clifton Responding to adolescent risk: continuing challenges ~ Leslie Hicks Moving on with Munro: child sexual exploitation within a child protection framework ~ Jenny J. Pearce Missing children post-Munro ~ Charlie Hedges Symbolic half-measures? On local safeguarding children boards, their contributions and challenges ~ Michael Preston-Shoot and Martin Pratt; Conclusion ~ Maggie Blyth.