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'Born into care: Newborns in care proceedings in England', final report
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New publication - Born into Care: Infants and newborns in care proceedings in Wales
Authors: Dr Bachar Alrouh, Professor Karen Broadhurst, Dr Linda Cusworth, Dr Lucy Griffiths, Rhodri D. Johnson, Ashley Akbari, Professor David Ford
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Prof Karen Broadhurst: "Deprivation is an important factor when trying to understand the increase in infant care orders. This needs to be unpacked." #BornIntoCare
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Prof Karen Broadhurst & Dr Bachar Alrouh presenting findings from the report: There is a marked spike in infants going into care proceedings in England and especially in Wales between 2011 and 2018. Why is this?
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Alistair Davey welcoming everybody to today's launch of our 'Born Into Care' report, comparing Welsh and English data on infants in care proceedings: "Looking into this is one of the major government priorities in Wales".
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