This analysis shows that children who end up going into care between the ages of 13 and 15 clearly face disadvantages at an earlier age: before they went into care, …

for domestic abuse, interactions with adult substance misuse or mental health services, or issues around … include parental mental health/domestic abuse/substance misuse, police call outs and low level offending … system, A&E attendances, contact with alcohol/substance misuse treatment services, missing episodes. While …

This report shows that the vast majority of Local Authorities do not have a sufficient grip on the drivers for youth violence in their areas, nor do they have a …

mainstream education; going missing; experiencing substance misuse; living with a family member convicted of … / 581% of gang associated children have substance misuse issues, this means they are 34% more likely … at-risk children. Furthermore, even though substance misuse is a well-recognised risk factor for children … 6 https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/substance-misuse-treatment-for-young-people-statistics-2019-to-2020 … their lives. This includes mental health or substance misuse support, helping families move, intensive …

support programme, available 24/7, that targets substance misuse, mental health, and desistance simultaneously … ‘Implementation of Computer-Assisted Therapy for Substance Misuse: A Qualitative Study of Breaking Free Online …  ‘Implementation  of  Computer-­ Assisted  Therapy  for  Substance  Misuse:  A  Qualitative  Study  of  Breaking  Free …

Report on improving the benefits system after Covid. Our current employment support system is a confusing patchwork of different programmes that really fails to understand this phenomenon. The Work Programme …

63 60 O’Connor, R. Supporting people from substance misuse treatment into employment (Public Health England … blog.gov.uk/2019/03/27/supporting-people-from-substance-misuse-treatment- into-employment/] 61 O’Connor, R …

This report makes the case for a new custodial sentence served in the community. The authors consider that by using Electronic Monitoring and curfew requirements, alongside regular reviews before the …

disruptive family units, where violence and substance misuse are commonplace, can serve to accelerate … standing interventions focused on parental substance misuse in the UK.67 It is a  psychosocial and educational … parental substance misuse by targeting the intersection between family and substance misuse.68 Each programme … family and friends of people struggling with substance misuse.” The treatment and recovery sector in the … interventions that seek to divert offenders with substance misuse into treatment and away from further involvement …

The report brings together evidence on the prevalence of mental health problems in serving and ex-Service personnel and their families, the experiences of those suffering from mental health problems and …

disturbance for Service and ex- Service personnel. Substance misuse and gambling interventions can reduce substance … 2018). Two studies look at the prevalence of substance misuse or addictive behaviours, which do not involve …

Barnardo's believe that the Government must put wellbeing at the heart of education as children return to school after Covid-19. This report calls on the Government to support schools to …

high stress environments, e.g. parents with substance misuse, young carers, parents with mental health …

This second IFS annual report on education spending in England provides measures of spending per student in the early years, schools, further education and higher education back to the early …

and youth work, teen pregnancy services and substance misuse services. Between 2001–02 and 2010–11, spending …

This report includes responses from over 1,250 prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families. Many prisoners highlighted positive contributions from staff. This reveals that prisoners want to have healthy, respectful relationships with …

searches for solutions to mental health issues, substance misuse, anger control and physiotherapy. The trick …

The Children's Commissioner estimates that 2.3 million children are living with risk because of a vulnerable family background. Within this group 829,000 children are ‘invisible’ (in the sense of not …

in a household where domestic violence, substance misuse and/or severe mental health problems are …