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EHCP: Children miss out on support as councils fail to meet care plan deadlines - Vimarsana News

EHCP: Children miss out on support as councils fail to meet care plan deadlines

Thousands of children miss out as some councils in England fail to meet deadlines, the BBC finds.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Money latest: The parents paying their kids hundreds of pounds for good grades - and what psychologists think - Vimarsana News

Money latest: The parents paying their kids hundreds of pounds for good grades - and what psychologists think

As exam season approaches, some parents are putting hundreds of pounds aside to reward their children for certain grades - and we've asked experts if they think it's a good idea. Share your thoughts on anything we cover in the form below, and we'll be back on Monday with live updates.

Source: sky.com
Social workers report negative impacts of high energy costs on families - Vimarsana News

Social workers report negative impacts of high energy costs on families

According to a survey from the Social Workers Union, families are made to choose between heating and eating.

Children living in mouldy and dangerous homes, social workers say - Vimarsana News

Children living in mouldy and dangerous homes, social workers say

New polling of social workers has found that young people and children are increasingly facing poor living conditions, damp and mould.

Energy bills warning as report finds rises are sparking 'Dickensian' conditions - Vimarsana News

Energy bills warning as report finds rises are sparking 'Dickensian' conditions

The Social Workers Union said professionals in the sector are 'all too often' reporting that people they are trying to support are 'living in substandard and dangerous housing'