🗣️ Our Deputy Chief Exec @donnamolloy_ is speaking now at our #Lab25 event 'From investment to delivery' - w/ @JoshMacAlister, @AnnaFeuchtwang, @lisa_harker, @CllrLizParsons & @jocasebourne - setting out 3 ways to make transformation of children's services a reality 👇 1/

Children’s Minister @JoshMacAlister and Liverpool’s @CllrLizParsons join us at #Lab25 to discuss harnessing the momentum of recent investment in children’s social care & reforms to early help & family support. Full information: https://t.co/g3kJcQOShR

C/W: suicide “Social science made a difference.”  ICYMI: The latest ep of the We Society sees @williamnhutton joined by @lisa_harker, @NuffieldFJO, to discuss the increasing number of children subject to Deprivation of Liberty Orders.  Listen👂➡️ https://t.co/2oDlkfltYB

ICYMI: In the latest episode of the @acadsocsciences We Society podcast with @williamnhutton, @lisa_harker, Director of @NuffieldFJO gives us an insight into the alarming rise in the use of Deprivation of Liberty Orders on children. Listen now:

C/W: Suicide According to the Ministry of Justice, 1,280 children were subject to Deprivation of Liberty orders in 2024 in England & Wales. @lisa_harker @NuffieldFJO joins @williamnhutton on The We Society to explore what potential alternative approaches could look like.

C/W: suicide. According to the Ministry of Justice, 1,280 children were subject to deprivation of liberty orders in 2024 in England & Wales. @lisa_harker, @NuffieldFJO, joins @williamnhutton to explore what alternative approaches could look like. 👂➡️ https://t.co/2oDlkfltYB

I don’t think anything has quite got to me as much as the testimony of children who have been locked up due to concerns about their welfare: the subject of this podcast

Did you know in England & Wales last year nearly 1300 children were subject to Deprivation of Liberty orders? Today I was honoured to host Nuffield Family Justice Observatory’s Back To Their Futures Summit - and speak to my fantastic BBC colleague @AshleyJBaptiste @NuffieldFJO

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"The evidence shows that there is a need for renewed efforts by everyone involved to address how mothers and babies are cared for." For @cypnow NFJO Director Lisa Harker explains some of the findings that were the catalyst for a five-year Nuffield Family Justice Observatory

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Yesterday, the President of the Family Division published a toolkit to help judges decide if and how to write to the child or children involved in proceedings. Here, a young person explains what having a letter from a judge would have meant to them:

In this short video, NFJO Associate Director for Strategy and Delivery, Jude Eyre, discusses the toolkit published today by the President of the Family Division to support judges in writing to children involved in court proceedings. Jude explains why the toolkit is an important

1/2 The President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, has today published a toolkit for family judges to support them in writing to children. As the toolkit sets out, judges writing to children is a key means by which judges can ensure children feel heard and are

Are you looking to transform care for children with complex needs, including those who are being deprived of their liberty? Do you work in one of these sectors? 🔵 Social care 🔵 Health, including CAMHS 🔵 Education 🔵 Judiciary 🔵 Legal · 🔵 Youth justice 🔵 Central

Despite the importance of children’s participation, evidence suggests that nearly half of the children involved in private law proceedings have no opportunity to be heard. In public law proceedings children have an appointed Guardian and Solicitor to represent their interests,

Despite the importance of children’s participation, evidence suggests that nearly half of the children involved in private law proceedings have no opportunity to be heard. There is currently no universal process in England or Wales to ensure that children’s voices are