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Jersey Youth Service launches new curriculum - Vimarsana News

Jersey Youth Service launches new curriculum

A NEW curriculum for the Jersey Youth Service has been launched by the Assistant Children’s Minister.Deputy Malcolm Ferey was at a launch event for the curriculum […]

Call for new Council of Ministers to help same-sex parents gain rights - Vimarsana News

Call for new Council of Ministers to help same-sex parents gain rights

AN equality and diversity champion has urged the new Council of Ministers to continue work to enshrine the rights of same-sex parents in law.Kaye Nicholson, who […]

'Atrocious' wait time for autism and ADHD help | Jersey Evening Post - Vimarsana News

'Atrocious' wait time for autism and ADHD help | Jersey Evening Post

CHILDREN are waiting up to six months for autism assessments and eight months for an ADHD diagnosis following an unprecedented rise in referrals.Between January and August this year, 568 children were referred for neurodevelopmental assessments – 1...

Work on parental-rights law in Jersey 'progressing' - Vimarsana News

Work on parental-rights law in Jersey 'progressing'

WORK to improve the parental rights of same-sex couples, civil partners and step-parents is progressing ‘as quickly as possible’, according to the Assistant Children’s Minister.Deputy Louise Doublet has confirmed that a draft law, which has bee...

Jersey childcare staff shortages 'need to be addressed immediately' - Vimarsana News

Jersey childcare staff shortages 'need to be addressed immediately'

STAFF shortages in nurseries, which have led to a lack of places, need to be addressed ‘immediately’, the head of a body representing the early years sector has said.The comments from Belinda Lewis, chair of the Jersey Early Years Association, co...