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PUBLICATIONS

"Leaving Care - We've been there"
The Care Leavers Association has launched its new guide to leaving care – “Leaving Care – We’ve been there”. The guide has been produced by young care leavers. It will be a regular publication appearing quarterly.

Its available to download at. http://www.careleavers.com/cla-lcg


Care Less Lives
On November 1st NCAS and A National Voice published a new book written by Mike Stein called Care Less Lives. It is about the rights movement of young people in care in England. It relates how, from 1973, young people came together to talk about their care, support each other and campaign to improve their lives in care. From the small beginnings of the Leeds Ad-lib group, the story tells how the word was spread by Who Cares?, the National Association of Young People in Care, Black and In Care, and currently by the campaigns of A National Voice. Order Form


Children on Independent Reviewing Officers
A report of children's views by the Children's Rights Director for England (Ofsted)

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Office of the Children's Commissioner report
A scoping report on advocacy services for children and young people in England

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Where is my advocate? (807Kb)
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News release (57Kb)

Independent Children's Homes Association Spring 2011 Newsletter
Contains the article "Support in troubled times - services from NYAS) by Claire Hyde, Assistant Chief Executive (NYAS)

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ICHA Spring 2011 Newsletter (300Kb)

The Young Person's Guide to the Care Planning, Placement and Case Review (England) Regulations 2010
This guide is about what things the law says councils in England must do for children and young people who are looked after by them, often called being in care.

www.rights4me.org

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Children In Care Councils Good Practice Guidance
NYAS in collaboration with NCERCC have come up with some practice guidance to assist local authorities with Children in Care Councils as part of their pledge to children in care. All local authorities with whom NYAS holds a contract will shortly be receiving a hard copy. It is available in PDF by clicking on the icon below.

NYAS is committed to enhancing the lives of all children in need and this guidance is therefore freely available. If you have any queries please contact claire.hyde@nyas.net.

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Children's Views - Reports on life in residential settings
Below are four new reports of children's views and experiences, each reporting on life in a different residential setting: children's homes, residential special schools, residential further education and secure care.

Together with previous reports of children's views on being fostered, life in residential family centres, and living in boarding schools, these reports complete our coverage of children's experience in all regulated residential social care and residential education settings.

All are available on the website www.rights4me.org

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  Life in residential further education (622Kb)
  Life in residential special schools (1002Kb)
  Life in secure care (707Kb)

Children In Care Councils Good Practice Guidance
NYAS in collaboration with NCERCC have come up with some practice guidance to assist local authorities with Children in Care Councils as part of their pledge to children in care. All local authorities with whom NYAS holds a contract will shortly be receiving a hard copy. It is available in PDF by clicking on the icon below.

NYAS is committed to enhancing the lives of all children in need and this guidance is therefore freely available. If you have any queries please contact claire.hyde@nyas.net.

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Lecture Notes: The Risk Fallacy
a lecture given by Mr Justice Ryder, Family Division Liaison Judge for the Northern Circuit, on 8th November 2007

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