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Talking Research in Childrens Social Care PodcastAuthor: What Works For Children's Social Care
Welcome to the Talking Research in Childrens Social Care Podcast from What Works for Children's Social Care - bringing you the latest on evidence-based practice to improve outcomes for children, young people and families. In each episode we will be discussing our new research and what this means for practitioners and the families they work with. We will be hearing from researchers, participants, senior leaders and social workers. Language: en Genres: Business, Non-Profit Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Understanding residential care for children in care in England
Episode 4
Wednesday, 19 October, 2022
In this podcast, Head of Practice Development, Nimal Jude, looks at our report into understanding residential care. With Eve Smyth, Quantitative Research Associate, she discusses what the findings tell us about who the children are living in these placements, as well as their journeys before and after entering the system. She also talks to Lisa Pascoe, Deputy Director of Regulation and Social Care Policy at Ofsted, to discuss the findings further, Ofsted’s role in residential care and what our findings could mean for the sector. Understanding residential care for children in care in England is part of a series of research we contributed to the recent Independent Review of Children’s Social Care. Contributors: Presenter: Nimal Jude, Head of Practice Development Interview with: Eve Smyth, Quantitative Research Associate at What Works for Children’s Social Care Lisa Pascoe, Deputy Director, Regulation and Social Care Policy at Ofsted Contact: If you’d like to find out more about the latest research into children’s social care, sign up for our newsletter or have an idea for a future podcast, please get in touch: info@whatworks-csc.org.uk www.whatworks-csc.org.uk Twitter: @whatworksCSC The full and summary report are available here: whatworks-csc.org.uk/research-report/understanding-residential-care-for-children-in-care-in-england/
