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"Continue spreading the word”: the legacy of the National Autism Trainer Programme
Commissioned training from the National Autism Trainer Programme has come to an end. At the programme’s closing conference, we reflected on the programme’s legacy and how its implementat...
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New report reveals importance of community-based mental health support
Data reveals need for increased government investment in community-based mental health support for children and young people.
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Anna Freud to support creation of National Parent-Infant Relationship (PAIR) Framework
Anna Freud to lead research for new National PAIR Framework, to boost parent-infant relationship support.
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We react to cuts to the Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund
Our CEO shares how this “dramatic reduction” in funding will impact some of the most vulnerable children and young people in England.
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#BeeWell survey outlines wellbeing priorities and challenges for young people in Greater Manchester
New data highlights impact of the cost of living and food insecurity on young people’s wellbeing in the city.
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Young people with special educational needs face far more bullying and discrimination, according to new research
20,000 young people fed into the latest #BeeWell survey.
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Humanity, authenticity and innovation: the National Autism Trainer Programme
During World Autism Acceptance month, Amy, an autistic Expert by Experience, reflects on the National Autism Trainer Programme’s closing conference.
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Why schools and colleges are key to preventing mental health problems
We offer practical tips to help support good mental health and explore the need for better early intervention in education settings.
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Giving children a better start in life through Family Hubs
We look back on highlights from our time leading the National Centre for Family Hubs (NCFH).
