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New report: Newborn babies in urgent care proceedings in England and Wales

Friday 4th June 2021

Presentation recording: Recent trends in baby removal patterns in Aotearoa New Zealand

Tuesday 25th May 2021

New article: The Household Benefit Cap: understanding the restriction of benefit income in Britain

18th May 2021

New article: Mental health and care needs of British children and young people aged 6–17

Friday 14 May 2021

CFJ Spring Seminar: Baby removals in Aotearoa New Zealand: reform and prevention in a colonised context - 9am Tuesday 25th May

New resources launched to drive transformation of support for special guardians

Friday 30th April 2021

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New report: Newborn babies in urgent care proceedings in England and Wales

Presentation recording: Recent trends in baby removal patterns in Aotearoa New Zealand

New article: The Household Benefit Cap: understanding the restriction of benefit income in Britain

New article: Mental health and care needs of British children and young people aged 6–17

CFJ Spring Seminar: Baby removals in Aotearoa New Zealand: reform and prevention in a colonised context - 9am Tuesday 25th May

New resources launched to drive transformation of support for special guardians

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