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<< ave been reading all of the post but not responding. I seem to be more

fatigued than usual. Just wanted you all to know that I am thinking of you

but am having problems keeping people sorted out. Is this the " brain fog "

experience? I will tr >>

Debra, Are you getting enough sleep? If you aren't sleeping through the

night your memory problems may as well be from lack of sleep and not

necessarily encephalophy. Check with your hepatologist. Joanne

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As a new member, I'm actually heartened to see OT discssions taking place.

For me, it breaks up what can quickly become repetitious.

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digests will get all. The only other option is to take it off board, which,

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merry christmas to all and to all a goodnight!

Donna

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> Message: 2

> Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 11:05:11 -0500

> From: " Alisa on " <alisam27@...>

> Subject: pronouns

>

> Hi everyone.

>

> We have just started teaching pronouns to one of my clients and I am looking

>

> for some suggestions. Currently we are teaching it expressively from the

> child's perspective. We take her hand, touch a body part, ask " Whose ___ is

>

> it? " and then prompt the appropriate response. We then do the same

> procedure with no prompt. If all this is correct then we do a distractor

> and then go for a fully independent response. While this procedure is going

>

> well, when I have tried to probe my/your without teaching first, my client's

>

> responses are still inconsistent. Does anyone have any suggestions as to

> other ways to teach or what we may be doing wrong?

>

> Thanks for all your help.

> Alisa on

> Senior Therapist

>

Alisa,

In the past I have had some success teaching pronouns in the expressive

format prior to introducing them in the receptive format. I would say, most of

the

children I have worked with learned pronouns as well as the appropriate

reversals with fewer errors when I started receptively.

First. I typically would like the child to have mastered the following

programs prior to introducing pronouns:

1. Body parts - since the program will start with identifying whose body

part.

2. Prepositions - since this is the first abstract language program I would

typically introduce. Also, for some reason, the kids I've worked with that

acquired and generalized prepositions quickly learned the pronouns quickly as

well.

3. Gender Identification: since the receptive component involves " his " vs.

" her "

If you decide to go the receptive route, try the following order:

SD1: " Touch your/my (body part) "

R: Touching correct body part.

Prompt: Moving child's hand from the elbow.

Mastery: All body parts randomly presented.

SD2: " Touch his/her (body part) "

R: Touching correct body part.

Stimuli: Pictures or other people besides the teacher.

Mastery: Generalization.

NOTE: Prior to introducing SD3, be sure to randomly present SD1 and SD2.

Typically, during the randomization of SD1 and SD2 any reversal errors the child

may demonstrate will present themselves. This would allow you to isolate the

error and systematically reintroduce it if necessary.

SD3: " Touch our (body parts) "

R: Touching both the child's body part and the teacher's body part

simultaneously.

Mastery: Generalization.

Again, be sure to randomize SD1, SD2 and SD3 in order to identify any

reversal issues that may be demonstrated by the child.

SD4: " Touch their (body parts) "

R: Touching other people's body parts.

Stimuli: Pictures or two other people besides the teacher.

Mastery Generalization.

Notes

1. Once SD4 has been consistently demonstrated, be sure to randomize it with

the previously acquired responses to identify any reversal issues.

2. Once the child has achieved mastery criteria, the receptive component can

be used to prompt the expressive components.

3. Depending on the age of the child and their ability sight read, I have

had success using textual cues as well.

Good Luck!

Ray Cepeda

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Dear

HVs in Cheltenham & Tewkesbury PCT have recently started following a

core programme. It is based entirely on research evidence - which I can

get hold of if you're interested. The core contacts are: antenatal

visit, primary visit, 6 week maternal mental health assessment, 9 month

review and 2 year review. All these contacts are face to face, although

the 2 year review can be carried out by telephone if appropriate. There

are also benchmarks for each contact so that every client receives the

same level of care.

My understanding is that this is a minimum. HVs negotiate additional

contacts with each client according to need. Including an antenatal

contact is meant to cut down on weekly postnatal visits, as the HV has

invested time antenatally to develop a relationship with the

family/client so should need less time for this postnatally. In keeping

with Hall 4, HVs are encouraged to weigh babies less frequently, but HV

run weekly surgery based baby clinics still take place. The core

programme should allow HVs to free up more time to devote to public

health activities, such as running groups, but obviously this is going

to depend on the level of need within the caseload and also HVs'

motivation to branch out in this direction.

It would be interesting to see how much variation there is among core

programmes - equity of service might exist at a local level but what

about nationally?

Best wishes

Gill

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> core programme

I am trying to find what variations, if any, there are on the idea of a

'core programme' or service offered as a minimum to all. I gather a lot

of people are following Hall 4, but there seem to variaous

interpretations about how it should operate. Can anyone help please?

And what is the rationale behind the core service: ie, is it supposed

to meet most people's needs under 'normal circumstances,' or is it

supposed to be an absolute minimum, with an understanding that most

people will need extra visiting/contacts at least some of the time?

What happens where you work, anyone? Is it only visits that are

specified, or does the 'core service include clinics, groups, etc?

Which groups? Is there any literature/research?

best wishes

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gill

i would be very interested in the core programme to assist us in Wymondham with our current project redoveloping our services to meet community needs and wants. would be grateful for your research findings

thanks so much

mgt holtz

Gill Newell <gill.newell@...> wrote:

Dear HVs in Cheltenham & Tewkesbury PCT have recently started following acore programme. It is based entirely on research evidence - which I canget hold of if you're interested. The core contacts are: antenatalvisit, primary visit, 6 week maternal mental health assessment, 9 monthreview and 2 year review. All these contacts are face to face, althoughthe 2 year review can be carried out by telephone if appropriate. Thereare also benchmarks for each contact so that every client receives thesame level of care.My understanding is that this is a minimum. HVs negotiate additionalcontacts with each client according to need. Including an antenatalcontact is meant to cut down on weekly postnatal visits, as the HV hasinvested time antenatally to develop a relationship with thefamily/client so should need less time for this

postnatally. In keepingwith Hall 4, HVs are encouraged to weigh babies less frequently, but HVrun weekly surgery based baby clinics still take place. The coreprogramme should allow HVs to free up more time to devote to publichealth activities, such as running groups, but obviously this is goingto depend on the level of need within the caseload and also HVs'motivation to branch out in this direction.It would be interesting to see how much variation there is among coreprogrammes - equity of service might exist at a local level but whatabout nationally?Best wishesGill Fw: Issue 57a -

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In Cambridge it remains at a primary birth visit, a 6 week visit to do a

maternal mood assessment and a 2year check as far as I know

Ann

core programme

I am trying to find what variations, if any, there are on the idea of a

'core programme' or service offered as a minimum to all. I gather a lot

of people are following Hall 4, but there seem to variaous

interpretations about how it should operate. Can anyone help please?

And what is the rationale behind the core service: ie, is it supposed

to meet most people's needs under 'normal circumstances,' or is it

supposed to be an absolute minimum, with an understanding that most

people will need extra visiting/contacts at least some of the time?

What happens where you work, anyone? Is it only visits that are

specified, or does the 'core service include clinics, groups, etc?

Which groups? Is there any literature/research?

best wishes

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Here in Haringey we are revewing our child health surveillance programme and our health visiting service together ( using Hall 4 as one of the tools) We have convened a steering group and a number of smaller working parties with health visitors, midwives, managers et al. Our core programme is as yet under negotiation!!

It is a huge piece of work and we are breaking it into small chunks. We have revised our health visiting records using the Frame work for the assessment of children and need and their families (DOH 2001). We are awaiting the evaluiation of a family health needs assessment tool form one of our local Sure Start programmes.

As part of all this we now have the opportunity to challlenge and health visiting boundaries ( we are still GP attached....and have health visitors travelling far and wide across the Trust). At last we are in the right arena to challenge the way health visiting has been configured over the years and hopefully move health visiting back into familiar territory....the LOCAL COMMUNITY. In theory they have never left it but its impossible to deliver anything stuck in your car in a traffic jam visiting a client who lives 5 miles away..who you are never likely to see again!

Its no small task but..but watch this space !

Jane

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For thoseof >you who are outside HMT, and for those that don't already know, thereis an >archive for the e-mail alert, so please feel free to get in touch withme >if you need help finding past issues, or content.>>>> PLEASE NOTE - The next issue of the e-mail alert will bedelivered >on Weds June 2nd, due to the Bank Holiday and annual leave.>>>> Ken Goodey>> See EIGHT NEW additions to the 'Events' section at the end ofthis >e-mail alert>>>>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->> Navigation> Features Poverty Risk Care Health Housing Education Crime Asylum>General Events>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->>>>> Diary> Forthcoming business in the House of Commons>> Thurs May 27 2004 - OPQ - Education and Skills>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in Westminster Hall>> Weds May 26 2004 - Private Member's Debates - 11:00 am - 11:30am, >Mr Martlew, Safety of child cyclists; 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm, Annette >, Support for breast feeding>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the House of Lords>> Mon May 24 2004 - Leg - Children Bill [HL]>> Tues May 25 2004 - Leg Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Weds May 26 2004 - Leg - Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Thurs May 27 2004 - Leg - Children Bill (Comm); CivilPartnership >Bill (Comm)>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming committee business>> Tues May 25 2004 - Select Committee - Treasury>> Weds May 26 2004 - Select Committee - Health>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the European Parliament>> No business is scheduled in the European parliament until afterthe >elections on June 10>>>>>>> FEATURES - New reports, websites, publications> NEW Issue of SureStart News (no.17) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>> Stories & Articles (Click on the headlines, or hyperlinks formore >details)>>>> Poverty>>>>>NEW report from the Institute for Public Policy Research,'Sustainability >and Social Justice' available from ippr for £9.95, click on link formore >details May 2004>>See also: Poor suffer most from pollution (press release) Institute for>Public Policy Research Fri May 21 2004>>>> Risk>>>>>'Stranger danger' drive harms kids (Observer news story)>Children choose to stay indoors watching TV and playing computer games >because they are terrified of the world outside, fresh research reveals>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>>>Troubles at home kept secret by children (NSPCC press release)>>Children living with domestic violence, or whose parents have severehealth >problems, or drug & alcohol misuse, say they want someone they can talkto >who they trust>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>See also: NEW findings from the ph Rowntree Foundation,'Understanding >what children say about living with domestic violence, parentalsubstance >misuse or parental health problems' Tues May 18 2004>>>> Social care/childcare/families & parenting>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions,'Experiences >and consequences of being refused a community care grant' Thurs May 202004>>é>> Health>>>>>Healthy debate on food ads is set to bear fruit (Guardian news story)>Maggie Brown on the upcoming changes that will affect advertising to >children>Source: The Guardian Mon May 24 2004>>>The world prepares to tackle obesity (Observer news story)>Global plan lays down guidelines for a more active lifestyle as UKhealth >chiefs press for junk food controls>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>> Housing>>>>>Tenants reject homes transfer for second time (Guardian news story)>Tenants in the royal borough of Kingston upon Thames have rejected >transferring their homes to a housing association for the second timeof >asking>Source: Guardian Weds May 19 2004>>>>NEW report from the Commons Public Accounts Committee, 'Housing the >Homeless' (52-page PDF) or browsable HTML version Weds April 28 2004>>>> Education>>>>>Threat to charity status of public schools (Time Online news story)>>Charitable status of private schools and hospitals will be challengedby a >powerful committee of MPs and peers set up to examine the draftCharities >Bill>>Source: Times Online Mon May 24 2004>>>Chelsea completes FA Premiership line-up (DfES press release)>>Government programme that uses sport to improve young people'sliteracy, >numeracy and computer skills is celebrating its 5th anniversary>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Mon May 24 2004>>>>NEW reports from DfES, 'Pupil Characteristics and Class Sizes inMaintained >Schools in England, January 2004 (Provisional)' (PDF & 3 Excel >spreadsheets) and 'Qualifications and Participation in Learning at alocal >level: England 2002/03' (PDF & Excel spreadsheet) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>Link pay to teacher ability, urges Ofsted (Times online news story)>>Chief Inspector of Schools in England criticised "rules, regulations & >bureaucracy" preventing head teachers from exercising greater judgmenton >rewarding good staff>>Source: Times Online Thurs May 20 2004>>>>NEW report from Ofsted, 'Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1:An >evaluation by HMI' (available in Word & PDF) Weds May 19 2004>>See also: Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1: An evaluationby >HMI (press release) Ofsted Weds May 19 2004>>>>More schools providing community services (DfES press release)>>Provision of community services in schools can improve pupilattainment, >behaviour and attendance, support family involvement in children'slearning>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Weds May 19 2004>>>>é>> Crime & Legal>>>>>Public backs equality law change for children (NSPCC press release)>>Seven in ten people (71 per cent) support a change in the law to give >children the same protection from being hit in the family home as that >currently enjoyed by adults>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>>>NEW statistical bulletin from the Department for ConstitutionalAffairs, >'Family Justice System Statistical Bulletin, 2002 data' (20-page PDF)Weds >May 19 2004>>>> Asylum & immigration>>>>>Failed unaccompanied minors may be forcibly removed (Community Carestory)>>Home Office spokesperson said that no decisions have been taken, but >Refugee Children's Consortium, said that government had beenconsidering >plan for over a year>Source: Community Care Thurs May 20 2004>>>>é>> General>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions, 'Makingthe >transition: addressing barriers in services for disabled people' ThursMay >20 2004>>>> Events>>>é>> May 2004>>>>>The Role of Learning & Skills in Reducing Youth Offending>>One-day conference examining impact of educational programmes and >initiatives on reducing the risk of offending and re-offending and to >consider how local provision can be further enhanced to ensure fully >inclusive services>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Barbican Centre, London EC2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Key Worker Housing - Building on foundations to crack the crisis>A one-day conference organised by the Guardian>Tues May 25 2004>>Venue: Institute of Electrical Engineers, One Savoy Place, London>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Families to Prevent Youth Crime>The importance of the family in the prevention of young people's >involvement in crime cannot be underestimated. The strengthening offamily >ties and increased parental responsibility are aims which underpin manyof >the current recommendations of the Youth Justice Board, Home Office and>other government agencies working to reduce youth crime>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Holiday Inn Regents Park, London W1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Tackling Disadvantage: An Evaluation of Local StrategicPartnerships >and Neighbourhood Renewal>> Weds May 26 2004>> Venue: London>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>>Staying on at 16: A one day conference exploring how to raiseattainment >and reduce the number of young people not in employment, education and >training>>Low levels of achievement affect not only on young people themselves,but >the communities in which we all live and the economic prosperity of the>whole country. Consideration of the surrounding factors that impact on>young people's participation - health, housing, social and financial -must >provide the context within which the design and delivery of provisionand >support services operate>Thursday 27th May 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: click on link for more details>>>> June 2004>>>>>The Children Bill>>Conference examining key issues of The Children Bill and implementation>issues for all services providing services to children and families - >includes practical workshops - mainly for practitioners>>Tues June 08 1004, 9:30 - 4 pm>>Venue: Central London>>Contact: Harrogate Management Centre, ' - 01423 506611, e- * - >info@...>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Weds June 09 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e- * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Summer Conference 2004: Learning & Skills Development Agency -Connecting >Policy With Practice>Keynote speakers: Rt. Hon e MP (Secretary of State for >Education and Skills), Mark Haysom (Chief Exec, Learning and Skills >Council)>Tues June 15 & Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Hilton London Metropole, London W2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Fit For The Future: Promoting Healthy Living for Children and YoungPeople>Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Leverhulme Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO), Universityof >Bristol Conference>>Analysing Neighbourhoods and their Impact - this is a FREE event>>Weds June 16 2004>>Venue: Wills Reception Room, Clifton Hill House, University ofBristol, >Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BX>>Contact: for more details or to book a place contact Lucy Chivers on '- >0117 928 9019, or e- * - Lucy.Chivers@... (Please includeyour >name and title, email address, telephone number and affiliation)>>>>12th Annual Social Services Conference: Delivering Quality and Accessto >Social Care and Health in an Enlarged Europe>>Weds June 16 to Fri June 18 2004>>Venue: Dublin>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Parent Child 2004 - Family Futures: Changing Families...Changing World>Poverty...Relationships...Diversity... Globalisation...Parenting>Thurs June 17 and Fri June 18 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, Westminster SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Understanding prevention: children, families and social inclusion>Thurs June 17 - Thurs Jun 24 2004>Online conference drawing together policy makers, professionals,academics >and children and families>>Venue: Your desktop>>Contact: Click on link to register>>>> NEW EVENT> What works and what matters?> How do we create effective services for children and families?> Tues June 22 2004> Venue: Congress Centre, London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Citizenship in Britain Today: The Immigration, Asylum andNationality >Debate> Discuss the achievements and shortcomings of the new Government >proposals> Weds June 23 2004> Venue: Central London> Contact: Capita Conferences ' - 0870 4001020 or, Strittmatter >e- * - .Strittmatter@...>>>>>Shifting Markets & New Opportunities: Global Trends in TransitionalHigher >Education>The Observatory on Borderless Higher Education>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, London SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Disadvantaged and Disabled People: Improving Access to >Employment, Education and Training>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Britain in 2010: Future Scenarios and Their Implications for the Public>Sector - this is a FREE event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Futurist - Professor Scase>Thurs June 24 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: University of London, London Wall, WC2 (venue changed fromLondon >School of Fashion on 19/05/04)>>Contact: n Barns, '- 020 7626 9001, 7- 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>> NEW EVENT> Delivering a New Vision for Social Care>> Developing a new approach to social care in local government>> Mon June 28 2004>> Venue: Earl's Court Conference Centre, London,>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> July 2004>>>>> NEW EVENT> Obesity in Children> Thurs July 01 2004> Venue: London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities (NFPI event organisedby >REU - Race Equality Unit)>The theme will be the sharing of information and discussion on ways to >bring up happy, successful children>Thurs Jul 08 2004>Venue: London>Contact: ' - 020 7619 6220; 7 - 020 7619 6230, orhttp://www.reu.org.uk/>>>>Managing the Diversity Maze: Lessons for the Public Sector - this is aFREE >event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Diversity Expert - Elaine Sihera>Thurs July 08 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: London College of Fashion, 20 Princes Street, London, WC1>>Contact: n Barns, ' - 020 7626 9001, 7 - 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>>Nottingham Early Years Conference>>Thurs July 08 and Fri July 09 2004>>Venue: East Midlands Conference Centre, University Park, Nottingham,NG7 >2RJ>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>The Children Bill - What will it mean for Children's Services?>>Thurs July 15 2004=== message truncated ===ill

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That's very helpful Jane, thank you. I guess I had kind of placed the child

health surveillance into the core programme in my mind. Is that unusual?

Grant Jane wrote:

Here in Haringey we are revewing our child health

surveillance programme and our health visiting service together ( using

Hall 4 as one of the tools) We have convened a steering group and a number

of smaller working parties with health visitors, midwives, managers et al.

Our core programme is as yet under negotiation!!

It is a huge piece of work and we are breaking

it into small chunks. We have revised our health visiting records using

the Frame work for the assessment of children and need and their families

(DOH 2001). We are awaiting the evaluiation of a family health needs assessment

tool form one of our local Sure Start programmes.

As part of all this we now have the opportunity

to challlenge and health visiting boundaries ( we are still GP attached....and

have health visitors travelling far and wide across the Trust). At last

we are in the right arena to challenge the way health visiting has been

configured over the years and hopefully

move health visiting back into familiar territory....the LOCAL COMMUNITY.

In theory they have never left it but its impossible to deliver anything

stuck in your car in a traffic jam visiting a client who lives 5 miles away..who

you are never likely to see again!

Its no small task but..but watch this space !

Jane

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ann. Quite a diversity, it seems, just from the few responses

here, so it is obviously worth asking the question. best wishes

Ann Girling wrote:

>In Cambridge it remains at a primary birth visit, a 6 week visit to do a

>maternal mood assessment and a 2year check as far as I know

>Ann

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am working with Jane (see below) on the piece of work in Haringey. I am also hoping to write it up as part of my MSc Public health I would therefore be grateful if anyone can send information around the changes they made and whether they based the changes on the Hall4 report

pat

Fw: Issue 57a - 24/05/04, Children, Young People & >Families e-mail alert>Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 15:39:12 +0100>>Issue 57a - 24/05/04, Children, Young People & Families e-mail alert> Issue 57a - 24/05/04, Children, Young People & Families e-mail>alert>>>>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Issue 57a>> Mon May 24 2004> CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE & FAMILIES>> E-MAIL ALERT>> Click here to enter the Children, Young People & FamiliesKnowledge >Pool (HM Treasury staff only)>>>>> Dear All,>> Here is your personal copy the Children & Young People Knowledge>Pool e-mail alert. Please feel free to forward this to anyone you feelmay >be interested. All creative criticism gratefully received. For thoseof >you who are outside HMT, and for those that don't already know, thereis an >archive for the e-mail alert, so please feel free to get in touch withme >if you need help finding past issues, or content.>>>> PLEASE NOTE - The next issue of the e-mail alert will bedelivered >on Weds June 2nd, due to the Bank Holiday and annual leave.>>>> Ken Goodey>> See EIGHT NEW additions to the 'Events' section at the end ofthis >e-mail alert>>>>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->> Navigation> Features Poverty Risk Care Health Housing Education Crime Asylum>General Events>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->>>>> Diary> Forthcoming business in the House of Commons>> Thurs May 27 2004 - OPQ - Education and Skills>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in Westminster Hall>> Weds May 26 2004 - Private Member's Debates - 11:00 am - 11:30am, >Mr Martlew, Safety of child cyclists; 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm, Annette >, Support for breast feeding>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the House of Lords>> Mon May 24 2004 - Leg - Children Bill [HL]>> Tues May 25 2004 - Leg Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Weds May 26 2004 - Leg - Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Thurs May 27 2004 - Leg - Children Bill (Comm); CivilPartnership >Bill (Comm)>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming committee business>> Tues May 25 2004 - Select Committee - Treasury>> Weds May 26 2004 - Select Committee - Health>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the European Parliament>> No business is scheduled in the European parliament until afterthe >elections on June 10>>>>>>> FEATURES - New reports, websites, publications> NEW Issue of SureStart News (no.17) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>> Stories & Articles (Click on the headlines, or hyperlinks formore >details)>>>> Poverty>>>>>NEW report from the Institute for Public Policy Research,'Sustainability >and Social Justice' available from ippr for £9.95, click on link formore >details May 2004>>See also: Poor suffer most from pollution (press release) Institute for>Public Policy Research Fri May 21 2004>>>> Risk>>>>>'Stranger danger' drive harms kids (Observer news story)>Children choose to stay indoors watching TV and playing computer games >because they are terrified of the world outside, fresh research reveals>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>>>Troubles at home kept secret by children (NSPCC press release)>>Children living with domestic violence, or whose parents have severehealth >problems, or drug & alcohol misuse, say they want someone they can talkto >who they trust>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>See also: NEW findings from the ph Rowntree Foundation,'Understanding >what children say about living with domestic violence, parentalsubstance >misuse or parental health problems' Tues May 18 2004>>>> Social care/childcare/families & parenting>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions,'Experiences >and consequences of being refused a community care grant' Thurs May 202004>>é>> Health>>>>>Healthy debate on food ads is set to bear fruit (Guardian news story)>Maggie Brown on the upcoming changes that will affect advertising to >children>Source: The Guardian Mon May 24 2004>>>The world prepares to tackle obesity (Observer news story)>Global plan lays down guidelines for a more active lifestyle as UKhealth >chiefs press for junk food controls>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>> Housing>>>>>Tenants reject homes transfer for second time (Guardian news story)>Tenants in the royal borough of Kingston upon Thames have rejected >transferring their homes to a housing association for the second timeof >asking>Source: Guardian Weds May 19 2004>>>>NEW report from the Commons Public Accounts Committee, 'Housing the >Homeless' (52-page PDF) or browsable HTML version Weds April 28 2004>>>> Education>>>>>Threat to charity status of public schools (Time Online news story)>>Charitable status of private schools and hospitals will be challengedby a >powerful committee of MPs and peers set up to examine the draftCharities >Bill>>Source: Times Online Mon May 24 2004>>>Chelsea completes FA Premiership line-up (DfES press release)>>Government programme that uses sport to improve young people'sliteracy, >numeracy and computer skills is celebrating its 5th anniversary>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Mon May 24 2004>>>>NEW reports from DfES, 'Pupil Characteristics and Class Sizes inMaintained >Schools in England, January 2004 (Provisional)' (PDF & 3 Excel >spreadsheets) and 'Qualifications and Participation in Learning at alocal >level: England 2002/03' (PDF & Excel spreadsheet) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>Link pay to teacher ability, urges Ofsted (Times online news story)>>Chief Inspector of Schools in England criticised "rules, regulations & >bureaucracy" preventing head teachers from exercising greater judgmenton >rewarding good staff>>Source: Times Online Thurs May 20 2004>>>>NEW report from Ofsted, 'Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1:An >evaluation by HMI' (available in Word & PDF) Weds May 19 2004>>See also: Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1: An evaluationby >HMI (press release) Ofsted Weds May 19 2004>>>>More schools providing community services (DfES press release)>>Provision of community services in schools can improve pupilattainment, >behaviour and attendance, support family involvement in children'slearning>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Weds May 19 2004>>>>é>> Crime & Legal>>>>>Public backs equality law change for children (NSPCC press release)>>Seven in ten people (71 per cent) support a change in the law to give >children the same protection from being hit in the family home as that >currently enjoyed by adults>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>>>NEW statistical bulletin from the Department for ConstitutionalAffairs, >'Family Justice System Statistical Bulletin, 2002 data' (20-page PDF)Weds >May 19 2004>>>> Asylum & immigration>>>>>Failed unaccompanied minors may be forcibly removed (Community Carestory)>>Home Office spokesperson said that no decisions have been taken, but >Refugee Children's Consortium, said that government had beenconsidering >plan for over a year>Source: Community Care Thurs May 20 2004>>>>é>> General>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions, 'Makingthe >transition: addressing barriers in services for disabled people' ThursMay >20 2004>>>> Events>>>é>> May 2004>>>>>The Role of Learning & Skills in Reducing Youth Offending>>One-day conference examining impact of educational programmes and >initiatives on reducing the risk of offending and re-offending and to >consider how local provision can be further enhanced to ensure fully >inclusive services>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Barbican Centre, London EC2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Key Worker Housing - Building on foundations to crack the crisis>A one-day conference organised by the Guardian>Tues May 25 2004>>Venue: Institute of Electrical Engineers, One Savoy Place, London>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Families to Prevent Youth Crime>The importance of the family in the prevention of young people's >involvement in crime cannot be underestimated. The strengthening offamily >ties and increased parental responsibility are aims which underpin manyof >the current recommendations of the Youth Justice Board, Home Office and>other government agencies working to reduce youth crime>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Holiday Inn Regents Park, London W1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Tackling Disadvantage: An Evaluation of Local StrategicPartnerships >and Neighbourhood Renewal>> Weds May 26 2004>> Venue: London>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>>Staying on at 16: A one day conference exploring how to raiseattainment >and reduce the number of young people not in employment, education and >training>>Low levels of achievement affect not only on young people themselves,but >the communities in which we all live and the economic prosperity of the>whole country. Consideration of the surrounding factors that impact on>young people's participation - health, housing, social and financial -must >provide the context within which the design and delivery of provisionand >support services operate>Thursday 27th May 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: click on link for more details>>>> June 2004>>>>>The Children Bill>>Conference examining key issues of The Children Bill and implementation>issues for all services providing services to children and families - >includes practical workshops - mainly for practitioners>>Tues June 08 1004, 9:30 - 4 pm>>Venue: Central London>>Contact: Harrogate Management Centre, ' - 01423 506611, e- * - >info@...>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Weds June 09 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e- * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Summer Conference 2004: Learning & Skills Development Agency -Connecting >Policy With Practice>Keynote speakers: Rt. Hon e MP (Secretary of State for >Education and Skills), Mark Haysom (Chief Exec, Learning and Skills >Council)>Tues June 15 & Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Hilton London Metropole, London W2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Fit For The Future: Promoting Healthy Living for Children and YoungPeople>Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Leverhulme Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO), Universityof >Bristol Conference>>Analysing Neighbourhoods and their Impact - this is a FREE event>>Weds June 16 2004>>Venue: Wills Reception Room, Clifton Hill House, University ofBristol, >Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BX>>Contact: for more details or to book a place contact Lucy Chivers on '- >0117 928 9019, or e- * - Lucy.Chivers@... (Please includeyour >name and title, email address, telephone number and affiliation)>>>>12th Annual Social Services Conference: Delivering Quality and Accessto >Social Care and Health in an Enlarged Europe>>Weds June 16 to Fri June 18 2004>>Venue: Dublin>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Parent Child 2004 - Family Futures: Changing Families...Changing World>Poverty...Relationships...Diversity... Globalisation...Parenting>Thurs June 17 and Fri June 18 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, Westminster SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Understanding prevention: children, families and social inclusion>Thurs June 17 - Thurs Jun 24 2004>Online conference drawing together policy makers, professionals,academics >and children and families>>Venue: Your desktop>>Contact: Click on link to register>>>> NEW EVENT> What works and what matters?> How do we create effective services for children and families?> Tues June 22 2004> Venue: Congress Centre, London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Citizenship in Britain Today: The Immigration, Asylum andNationality >Debate> Discuss the achievements and shortcomings of the new Government >proposals> Weds June 23 2004> Venue: Central London> Contact: Capita Conferences ' - 0870 4001020 or, Strittmatter >e- * - .Strittmatter@...>>>>>Shifting Markets & New Opportunities: Global Trends in TransitionalHigher >Education>The Observatory on Borderless Higher Education>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, London SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Disadvantaged and Disabled People: Improving Access to >Employment, Education and Training>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Britain in 2010: Future Scenarios and Their Implications for the Public>Sector - this is a FREE event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Futurist - Professor Scase>Thurs June 24 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: University of London, London Wall, WC2 (venue changed fromLondon >School of Fashion on 19/05/04)>>Contact: n Barns, '- 020 7626 9001, 7- 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>> NEW EVENT> Delivering a New Vision for Social Care>> Developing a new approach to social care in local government>> Mon June 28 2004>> Venue: Earl's Court Conference Centre, London,>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> July 2004>>>>> NEW EVENT> Obesity in Children> Thurs July 01 2004> Venue: London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities (NFPI event organisedby >REU - Race Equality Unit)>The theme will be the sharing of information and discussion on ways to >bring up happy, successful children>Thurs Jul 08 2004>Venue: London>Contact: ' - 020 7619 6220; 7 - 020 7619 6230, orhttp://www.reu.org.uk/>>>>Managing the Diversity Maze: Lessons for the Public Sector - this is aFREE >event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Diversity Expert - Elaine Sihera>Thurs July 08 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: London College of Fashion, 20 Princes Street, London, WC1>>Contact: n Barns, ' - 020 7626 9001, 7 - 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>>Nottingham Early Years Conference>>Thurs July 08 and Fri July 09 2004>>Venue: East Midlands Conference Centre, University Park, Nottingham,NG7 >2RJ>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>The Children Bill - What will it mean for Children's Services?>>Thurs July 15 2004=== message truncated ===ill

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Sorry to come in to the debate rather late - have been away. Here in Bath all routine contacts after the 6/52 developmental assessment and routine immunisations officially have been stopped and a purely targeted approach instigated. However, most HVs regret this and are seeking to continue to offer their service universally and with families with older children. We are also working in a population public health way. Ruth

Issue 57a - 24/05/04, Children, Young People & Families e-mail>alert>>>>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Issue 57a>> Mon May 24 2004> CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE & FAMILIES>> E-MAIL ALERT>> Click here to enter the Children, Young People & FamiliesKnowledge >Pool (HM Treasury staff only)>>>>> Dear All,>> Here is your personal copy the Children & Young People Knowledge>Pool e-mail alert. Please feel free to forward this to anyone you feelmay >be interested. All creative criticism gratefully received. For thoseof >you who are outside HMT, and for those that don't already know, thereis an >archive for the e-mail alert, so please feel free to get in touch withme >if you need help finding past issues, or content.>>>> PLEASE NOTE - The next issue of the e-mail alert will bedelivered >on Weds June 2nd, due to the Bank Holiday and annual leave.>>>> Ken Goodey>> See EIGHT NEW additions to the 'Events' section at the end ofthis >e-mail alert>>>>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->> Navigation> Features Poverty Risk Care Health Housing Education Crime Asylum>General Events>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->>>>> Diary> Forthcoming business in the House of Commons>> Thurs May 27 2004 - OPQ - Education and Skills>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in Westminster Hall>> Weds May 26 2004 - Private Member's Debates - 11:00 am - 11:30am, >Mr Martlew, Safety of child cyclists; 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm, Annette >, Support for breast feeding>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the House of Lords>> Mon May 24 2004 - Leg - Children Bill [HL]>> Tues May 25 2004 - Leg Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Weds May 26 2004 - Leg - Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Thurs May 27 2004 - Leg - Children Bill (Comm); CivilPartnership >Bill (Comm)>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming committee business>> Tues May 25 2004 - Select Committee - Treasury>> Weds May 26 2004 - Select Committee - Health>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the European Parliament>> No business is scheduled in the European parliament until afterthe >elections on June 10>>>>>>> FEATURES - New reports, websites, publications> NEW Issue of SureStart News (no.17) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>> Stories & Articles (Click on the headlines, or hyperlinks formore >details)>>>> Poverty>>>>>NEW report from the Institute for Public Policy Research,'Sustainability >and Social Justice' available from ippr for £9.95, click on link formore >details May 2004>>See also: Poor suffer most from pollution (press release) Institute for>Public Policy Research Fri May 21 2004>>>> Risk>>>>>'Stranger danger' drive harms kids (Observer news story)>Children choose to stay indoors watching TV and playing computer games >because they are terrified of the world outside, fresh research reveals>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>>>Troubles at home kept secret by children (NSPCC press release)>>Children living with domestic violence, or whose parents have severehealth >problems, or drug & alcohol misuse, say they want someone they can talkto >who they trust>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>See also: NEW findings from the ph Rowntree Foundation,'Understanding >what children say about living with domestic violence, parentalsubstance >misuse or parental health problems' Tues May 18 2004>>>> Social care/childcare/families & parenting>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions,'Experiences >and consequences of being refused a community care grant' Thurs May 202004>>é>> Health>>>>>Healthy debate on food ads is set to bear fruit (Guardian news story)>Maggie Brown on the upcoming changes that will affect advertising to >children>Source: The Guardian Mon May 24 2004>>>The world prepares to tackle obesity (Observer news story)>Global plan lays down guidelines for a more active lifestyle as UKhealth >chiefs press for junk food controls>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>> Housing>>>>>Tenants reject homes transfer for second time (Guardian news story)>Tenants in the royal borough of Kingston upon Thames have rejected >transferring their homes to a housing association for the second timeof >asking>Source: Guardian Weds May 19 2004>>>>NEW report from the Commons Public Accounts Committee, 'Housing the >Homeless' (52-page PDF) or browsable HTML version Weds April 28 2004>>>> Education>>>>>Threat to charity status of public schools (Time Online news story)>>Charitable status of private schools and hospitals will be challengedby a >powerful committee of MPs and peers set up to examine the draftCharities >Bill>>Source: Times Online Mon May 24 2004>>>Chelsea completes FA Premiership line-up (DfES press release)>>Government programme that uses sport to improve young people'sliteracy, >numeracy and computer skills is celebrating its 5th anniversary>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Mon May 24 2004>>>>NEW reports from DfES, 'Pupil Characteristics and Class Sizes inMaintained >Schools in England, January 2004 (Provisional)' (PDF & 3 Excel >spreadsheets) and 'Qualifications and Participation in Learning at alocal >level: England 2002/03' (PDF & Excel spreadsheet) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>Link pay to teacher ability, urges Ofsted (Times online news story)>>Chief Inspector of Schools in England criticised "rules, regulations & >bureaucracy" preventing head teachers from exercising greater judgmenton >rewarding good staff>>Source: Times Online Thurs May 20 2004>>>>NEW report from Ofsted, 'Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1:An >evaluation by HMI' (available in Word & PDF) Weds May 19 2004>>See also: Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1: An evaluationby >HMI (press release) Ofsted Weds May 19 2004>>>>More schools providing community services (DfES press release)>>Provision of community services in schools can improve pupilattainment, >behaviour and attendance, support family involvement in children'slearning>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Weds May 19 2004>>>>é>> Crime & Legal>>>>>Public backs equality law change for children (NSPCC press release)>>Seven in ten people (71 per cent) support a change in the law to give >children the same protection from being hit in the family home as that >currently enjoyed by adults>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>>>NEW statistical bulletin from the Department for ConstitutionalAffairs, >'Family Justice System Statistical Bulletin, 2002 data' (20-page PDF)Weds >May 19 2004>>>> Asylum & immigration>>>>>Failed unaccompanied minors may be forcibly removed (Community Carestory)>>Home Office spokesperson said that no decisions have been taken, but >Refugee Children's Consortium, said that government had beenconsidering >plan for over a year>Source: Community Care Thurs May 20 2004>>>>é>> General>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions, 'Makingthe >transition: addressing barriers in services for disabled people' ThursMay >20 2004>>>> Events>>>é>> May 2004>>>>>The Role of Learning & Skills in Reducing Youth Offending>>One-day conference examining impact of educational programmes and >initiatives on reducing the risk of offending and re-offending and to >consider how local provision can be further enhanced to ensure fully >inclusive services>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Barbican Centre, London EC2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Key Worker Housing - Building on foundations to crack the crisis>A one-day conference organised by the Guardian>Tues May 25 2004>>Venue: Institute of Electrical Engineers, One Savoy Place, London>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Families to Prevent Youth Crime>The importance of the family in the prevention of young people's >involvement in crime cannot be underestimated. The strengthening offamily >ties and increased parental responsibility are aims which underpin manyof >the current recommendations of the Youth Justice Board, Home Office and>other government agencies working to reduce youth crime>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Holiday Inn Regents Park, London W1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Tackling Disadvantage: An Evaluation of Local StrategicPartnerships >and Neighbourhood Renewal>> Weds May 26 2004>> Venue: London>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>>Staying on at 16: A one day conference exploring how to raiseattainment >and reduce the number of young people not in employment, education and >training>>Low levels of achievement affect not only on young people themselves,but >the communities in which we all live and the economic prosperity of the>whole country. Consideration of the surrounding factors that impact on>young people's participation - health, housing, social and financial -must >provide the context within which the design and delivery of provisionand >support services operate>Thursday 27th May 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: click on link for more details>>>> June 2004>>>>>The Children Bill>>Conference examining key issues of The Children Bill and implementation>issues for all services providing services to children and families - >includes practical workshops - mainly for practitioners>>Tues June 08 1004, 9:30 - 4 pm>>Venue: Central London>>Contact: Harrogate Management Centre, ' - 01423 506611, e- * - >info@...>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Weds June 09 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e- * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Summer Conference 2004: Learning & Skills Development Agency -Connecting >Policy With Practice>Keynote speakers: Rt. Hon e MP (Secretary of State for >Education and Skills), Mark Haysom (Chief Exec, Learning and Skills >Council)>Tues June 15 & Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Hilton London Metropole, London W2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Fit For The Future: Promoting Healthy Living for Children and YoungPeople>Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Leverhulme Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO), Universityof >Bristol Conference>>Analysing Neighbourhoods and their Impact - this is a FREE event>>Weds June 16 2004>>Venue: Wills Reception Room, Clifton Hill House, University ofBristol, >Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BX>>Contact: for more details or to book a place contact Lucy Chivers on '- >0117 928 9019, or e- * - Lucy.Chivers@... (Please includeyour >name and title, email address, telephone number and affiliation)>>>>12th Annual Social Services Conference: Delivering Quality and Accessto >Social Care and Health in an Enlarged Europe>>Weds June 16 to Fri June 18 2004>>Venue: Dublin>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Parent Child 2004 - Family Futures: Changing Families...Changing World>Poverty...Relationships...Diversity... Globalisation...Parenting>Thurs June 17 and Fri June 18 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, Westminster SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Understanding prevention: children, families and social inclusion>Thurs June 17 - Thurs Jun 24 2004>Online conference drawing together policy makers, professionals,academics >and children and families>>Venue: Your desktop>>Contact: Click on link to register>>>> NEW EVENT> What works and what matters?> How do we create effective services for children and families?> Tues June 22 2004> Venue: Congress Centre, London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Citizenship in Britain Today: The Immigration, Asylum andNationality >Debate> Discuss the achievements and shortcomings of the new Government >proposals> Weds June 23 2004> Venue: Central London> Contact: Capita Conferences ' - 0870 4001020 or, Strittmatter >e- * - .Strittmatter@...>>>>>Shifting Markets & New Opportunities: Global Trends in TransitionalHigher >Education>The Observatory on Borderless Higher Education>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, London SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Disadvantaged and Disabled People: Improving Access to >Employment, Education and Training>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Britain in 2010: Future Scenarios and Their Implications for the Public>Sector - this is a FREE event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Futurist - Professor Scase>Thurs June 24 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: University of London, London Wall, WC2 (venue changed fromLondon >School of Fashion on 19/05/04)>>Contact: n Barns, '- 020 7626 9001, 7- 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>> NEW EVENT> Delivering a New Vision for Social Care>> Developing a new approach to social care in local government>> Mon June 28 2004>> Venue: Earl's Court Conference Centre, London,>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> July 2004>>>>> NEW EVENT> Obesity in Children> Thurs July 01 2004> Venue: London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities (NFPI event organisedby >REU - Race Equality Unit)>The theme will be the sharing of information and discussion on ways to >bring up happy, successful children>Thurs Jul 08 2004>Venue: London>Contact: ' - 020 7619 6220; 7 - 020 7619 6230, orhttp://www.reu.org.uk/>>>>Managing the Diversity Maze: Lessons for the Public Sector - this is aFREE >event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Diversity Expert - Elaine Sihera>Thurs July 08 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: London College of Fashion, 20 Princes Street, London, WC1>>Contact: n Barns, ' - 020 7626 9001, 7 - 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>>Nottingham Early Years Conference>>Thurs July 08 and Fri July 09 2004>>Venue: East Midlands Conference Centre, University Park, Nottingham,NG7 >2RJ>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>The Children Bill - What will it mean for Children's Services?>>Thurs July 15 2004=== message truncated ===ill

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-----Original Message-----From: Ruth Grant [mailto:ruth@...]Sent: 01 June 2004 21:18 Subject: Re: Digest Number 1229

Sorry to come in to the debate rather late - have been away. Here in Bath all routine contacts after the 6/52 developmental assessment and routine immunisations officially have been stopped and a purely targeted approach instigated. However, most HVs regret this and are seeking to continue to offer their service universally and with families with older children. We are also working in a population public health way. Ruth

Issue 57a - 24/05/04, Children, Young People & Families e-mail>alert>>>>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Issue 57a>> Mon May 24 2004> CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE & FAMILIES>> E-MAIL ALERT>> Click here to enter the Children, Young People & FamiliesKnowledge >Pool (HM Treasury staff only)>>>>> Dear All,>> Here is your personal copy the Children & Young People Knowledge>Pool e-mail alert. Please feel free to forward this to anyone you feelmay >be interested. All creative criticism gratefully received. For thoseof >you who are outside HMT, and for those that don't already know, thereis an >archive for the e-mail alert, so please feel free to get in touch withme >if you need help finding past issues, or content.>>>> PLEASE NOTE - The next issue of the e-mail alert will bedelivered >on Weds June 2nd, due to the Bank Holiday and annual leave.>>>> Ken Goodey>> See EIGHT NEW additions to the 'Events' section at the end ofthis >e-mail alert>>>>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->> Navigation> Features Poverty Risk Care Health Housing Education Crime Asylum>General Events>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->>>>> Diary> Forthcoming business in the House of Commons>> Thurs May 27 2004 - OPQ - Education and Skills>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in Westminster Hall>> Weds May 26 2004 - Private Member's Debates - 11:00 am - 11:30am, >Mr Martlew, Safety of child cyclists; 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm, Annette >, Support for breast feeding>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the House of Lords>> Mon May 24 2004 - Leg - Children Bill [HL]>> Tues May 25 2004 - Leg Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Weds May 26 2004 - Leg - Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Thurs May 27 2004 - Leg - Children Bill (Comm); CivilPartnership >Bill (Comm)>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming committee business>> Tues May 25 2004 - Select Committee - Treasury>> Weds May 26 2004 - Select Committee - Health>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the European Parliament>> No business is scheduled in the European parliament until afterthe >elections on June 10>>>>>>> FEATURES - New reports, websites, publications> NEW Issue of SureStart News (no.17) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>> Stories & Articles (Click on the headlines, or hyperlinks formore >details)>>>> Poverty>>>>>NEW report from the Institute for Public Policy Research,'Sustainability >and Social Justice' available from ippr for £9.95, click on link formore >details May 2004>>See also: Poor suffer most from pollution (press release) Institute for>Public Policy Research Fri May 21 2004>>>> Risk>>>>>'Stranger danger' drive harms kids (Observer news story)>Children choose to stay indoors watching TV and playing computer games >because they are terrified of the world outside, fresh research reveals>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>>>Troubles at home kept secret by children (NSPCC press release)>>Children living with domestic violence, or whose parents have severehealth >problems, or drug & alcohol misuse, say they want someone they can talkto >who they trust>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>See also: NEW findings from the ph Rowntree Foundation,'Understanding >what children say about living with domestic violence, parentalsubstance >misuse or parental health problems' Tues May 18 2004>>>> Social care/childcare/families & parenting>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions,'Experiences >and consequences of being refused a community care grant' Thurs May 202004>>é>> Health>>>>>Healthy debate on food ads is set to bear fruit (Guardian news story)>Maggie Brown on the upcoming changes that will affect advertising to >children>Source: The Guardian Mon May 24 2004>>>The world prepares to tackle obesity (Observer news story)>Global plan lays down guidelines for a more active lifestyle as UKhealth >chiefs press for junk food controls>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>> Housing>>>>>Tenants reject homes transfer for second time (Guardian news story)>Tenants in the royal borough of Kingston upon Thames have rejected >transferring their homes to a housing association for the second timeof >asking>Source: Guardian Weds May 19 2004>>>>NEW report from the Commons Public Accounts Committee, 'Housing the >Homeless' (52-page PDF) or browsable HTML version Weds April 28 2004>>>> Education>>>>>Threat to charity status of public schools (Time Online news story)>>Charitable status of private schools and hospitals will be challengedby a >powerful committee of MPs and peers set up to examine the draftCharities >Bill>>Source: Times Online Mon May 24 2004>>>Chelsea completes FA Premiership line-up (DfES press release)>>Government programme that uses sport to improve young people'sliteracy, >numeracy and computer skills is celebrating its 5th anniversary>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Mon May 24 2004>>>>NEW reports from DfES, 'Pupil Characteristics and Class Sizes inMaintained >Schools in England, January 2004 (Provisional)' (PDF & 3 Excel >spreadsheets) and 'Qualifications and Participation in Learning at alocal >level: England 2002/03' (PDF & Excel spreadsheet) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>Link pay to teacher ability, urges Ofsted (Times online news story)>>Chief Inspector of Schools in England criticised "rules, regulations & >bureaucracy" preventing head teachers from exercising greater judgmenton >rewarding good staff>>Source: Times Online Thurs May 20 2004>>>>NEW report from Ofsted, 'Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1:An >evaluation by HMI' (available in Word & PDF) Weds May 19 2004>>See also: Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1: An evaluationby >HMI (press release) Ofsted Weds May 19 2004>>>>More schools providing community services (DfES press release)>>Provision of community services in schools can improve pupilattainment, >behaviour and attendance, support family involvement in children'slearning>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Weds May 19 2004>>>>é>> Crime & Legal>>>>>Public backs equality law change for children (NSPCC press release)>>Seven in ten people (71 per cent) support a change in the law to give >children the same protection from being hit in the family home as that >currently enjoyed by adults>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>>>NEW statistical bulletin from the Department for ConstitutionalAffairs, >'Family Justice System Statistical Bulletin, 2002 data' (20-page PDF)Weds >May 19 2004>>>> Asylum & immigration>>>>>Failed unaccompanied minors may be forcibly removed (Community Carestory)>>Home Office spokesperson said that no decisions have been taken, but >Refugee Children's Consortium, said that government had beenconsidering >plan for over a year>Source: Community Care Thurs May 20 2004>>>>é>> General>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions, 'Makingthe >transition: addressing barriers in services for disabled people' ThursMay >20 2004>>>> Events>>>é>> May 2004>>>>>The Role of Learning & Skills in Reducing Youth Offending>>One-day conference examining impact of educational programmes and >initiatives on reducing the risk of offending and re-offending and to >consider how local provision can be further enhanced to ensure fully >inclusive services>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Barbican Centre, London EC2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Key Worker Housing - Building on foundations to crack the crisis>A one-day conference organised by the Guardian>Tues May 25 2004>>Venue: Institute of Electrical Engineers, One Savoy Place, London>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Families to Prevent Youth Crime>The importance of the family in the prevention of young people's >involvement in crime cannot be underestimated. The strengthening offamily >ties and increased parental responsibility are aims which underpin manyof >the current recommendations of the Youth Justice Board, Home Office and>other government agencies working to reduce youth crime>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Holiday Inn Regents Park, London W1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Tackling Disadvantage: An Evaluation of Local StrategicPartnerships >and Neighbourhood Renewal>> Weds May 26 2004>> Venue: London>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>>Staying on at 16: A one day conference exploring how to raiseattainment >and reduce the number of young people not in employment, education and >training>>Low levels of achievement affect not only on young people themselves,but >the communities in which we all live and the economic prosperity of the>whole country. Consideration of the surrounding factors that impact on>young people's participation - health, housing, social and financial -must >provide the context within which the design and delivery of provisionand >support services operate>Thursday 27th May 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: click on link for more details>>>> June 2004>>>>>The Children Bill>>Conference examining key issues of The Children Bill and implementation>issues for all services providing services to children and families - >includes practical workshops - mainly for practitioners>>Tues June 08 1004, 9:30 - 4 pm>>Venue: Central London>>Contact: Harrogate Management Centre, ' - 01423 506611, e- * - >info@...>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Weds June 09 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e- * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Summer Conference 2004: Learning & Skills Development Agency -Connecting >Policy With Practice>Keynote speakers: Rt. Hon e MP (Secretary of State for >Education and Skills), Mark Haysom (Chief Exec, Learning and Skills >Council)>Tues June 15 & Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Hilton London Metropole, London W2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Fit For The Future: Promoting Healthy Living for Children and YoungPeople>Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Leverhulme Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO), Universityof >Bristol Conference>>Analysing Neighbourhoods and their Impact - this is a FREE event>>Weds June 16 2004>>Venue: Wills Reception Room, Clifton Hill House, University ofBristol, >Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BX>>Contact: for more details or to book a place contact Lucy Chivers on '- >0117 928 9019, or e- * - Lucy.Chivers@... (Please includeyour >name and title, email address, telephone number and affiliation)>>>>12th Annual Social Services Conference: Delivering Quality and Accessto >Social Care and Health in an Enlarged Europe>>Weds June 16 to Fri June 18 2004>>Venue: Dublin>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Parent Child 2004 - Family Futures: Changing Families...Changing World>Poverty...Relationships...Diversity... Globalisation...Parenting>Thurs June 17 and Fri June 18 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, Westminster SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Understanding prevention: children, families and social inclusion>Thurs June 17 - Thurs Jun 24 2004>Online conference drawing together policy makers, professionals,academics >and children and families>>Venue: Your desktop>>Contact: Click on link to register>>>> NEW EVENT> What works and what matters?> How do we create effective services for children and families?> Tues June 22 2004> Venue: Congress Centre, London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Citizenship in Britain Today: The Immigration, Asylum andNationality >Debate> Discuss the achievements and shortcomings of the new Government >proposals> Weds June 23 2004> Venue: Central London> Contact: Capita Conferences ' - 0870 4001020 or, Strittmatter >e- * - .Strittmatter@...>>>>>Shifting Markets & New Opportunities: Global Trends in TransitionalHigher >Education>The Observatory on Borderless Higher Education>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, London SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Disadvantaged and Disabled People: Improving Access to >Employment, Education and Training>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Britain in 2010: Future Scenarios and Their Implications for the Public>Sector - this is a FREE event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Futurist - Professor Scase>Thurs June 24 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: University of London, London Wall, WC2 (venue changed fromLondon >School of Fashion on 19/05/04)>>Contact: n Barns, '- 020 7626 9001, 7- 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>> NEW EVENT> Delivering a New Vision for Social Care>> Developing a new approach to social care in local government>> Mon June 28 2004>> Venue: Earl's Court Conference Centre, London,>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> July 2004>>>>> NEW EVENT> Obesity in Children> Thurs July 01 2004> Venue: London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities (NFPI event organisedby >REU - Race Equality Unit)>The theme will be the sharing of information and discussion on ways to >bring up happy, successful children>Thurs Jul 08 2004>Venue: London>Contact: ' - 020 7619 6220; 7 - 020 7619 6230, orhttp://www.reu.org.uk/>>>>Managing the Diversity Maze: Lessons for the Public Sector - this is aFREE >event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Diversity Expert - Elaine Sihera>Thurs July 08 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: London College of Fashion, 20 Princes Street, London, WC1>>Contact: n Barns, ' - 020 7626 9001, 7 - 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>>Nottingham Early Years Conference>>Thurs July 08 and Fri July 09 2004>>Venue: East Midlands Conference Centre, University Park, Nottingham,NG7 >2RJ>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison.singhal@...>>>>>The Children Bill - What will it mean for Children's Services?>>Thurs July 15 2004=== message truncated ===ill

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Issue 57a - 24/05/04, Children, Young People & Families e-mail>alert>>>>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Issue 57a>> Mon May 24 2004> CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE & FAMILIES>> E-MAIL ALERT>> Click here to enter the Children, Young People & FamiliesKnowledge >Pool (HM Treasury staff only)>>>>> Dear All,>> Here is your personal copy the Children & Young People Knowledge>Pool e-mail alert. Please feel free to forward this to anyone you feelmay >be interested. All creative criticism gratefully received. For thoseof >you who are outside HMT, and for those that don't already know, thereis an >archive for the e-mail alert, so please feel free to get in touch withme >if you need help finding past issues, or content.>>>> PLEASE NOTE - The next issue of the e-mail alert will bedelivered >on Weds June 2nd, due to the Bank Holiday and annual leave.>>>> Ken Goodey>> See EIGHT NEW additions to the 'Events' section at the end ofthis >e-mail alert>>>>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->> Navigation> Features Poverty Risk Care Health Housing Education Crime Asylum>General Events>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------->>>>> Diary> Forthcoming business in the House of Commons>> Thurs May 27 2004 - OPQ - Education and Skills>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in Westminster Hall>> Weds May 26 2004 - Private Member's Debates - 11:00 am - 11:30am, >Mr Martlew, Safety of child cyclists; 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm, Annette >, Support for breast feeding>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the House of Lords>> Mon May 24 2004 - Leg - Children Bill [HL]>> Tues May 25 2004 - Leg Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Weds May 26 2004 - Leg - Civil Partnership Bill (Comm)>> Thurs May 27 2004 - Leg - Children Bill (Comm); CivilPartnership >Bill (Comm)>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming committee business>> Tues May 25 2004 - Select Committee - Treasury>> Weds May 26 2004 - Select Committee - Health>> Fri May 28 2004 - No business>>> Forthcoming business in the European Parliament>> No business is scheduled in the European parliament until afterthe >elections on June 10>>>>>>> FEATURES - New reports, websites, publications> NEW Issue of SureStart News (no.17) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>> Stories & Articles (Click on the headlines, or hyperlinks formore >details)>>>> Poverty>>>>>NEW report from the Institute for Public Policy Research,'Sustainability >and Social Justice' available from ippr for £9.95, click on link formore >details May 2004>>See also: Poor suffer most from pollution (press release) Institute for>Public Policy Research Fri May 21 2004>>>> Risk>>>>>'Stranger danger' drive harms kids (Observer news story)>Children choose to stay indoors watching TV and playing computer games >because they are terrified of the world outside, fresh research reveals>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>>>Troubles at home kept secret by children (NSPCC press release)>>Children living with domestic violence, or whose parents have severehealth >problems, or drug & alcohol misuse, say they want someone they can talkto >who they trust>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>See also: NEW findings from the ph Rowntree Foundation,'Understanding >what children say about living with domestic violence, parentalsubstance >misuse or parental health problems' Tues May 18 2004>>>> Social care/childcare/families & parenting>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions,'Experiences >and consequences of being refused a community care grant' Thurs May 202004>>é>> Health>>>>>Healthy debate on food ads is set to bear fruit (Guardian news story)>Maggie Brown on the upcoming changes that will affect advertising to >children>Source: The Guardian Mon May 24 2004>>>The world prepares to tackle obesity (Observer news story)>Global plan lays down guidelines for a more active lifestyle as UKhealth >chiefs press for junk food controls>Source: Observer Sun May 23 2004>>> Housing>>>>>Tenants reject homes transfer for second time (Guardian news story)>Tenants in the royal borough of Kingston upon Thames have rejected >transferring their homes to a housing association for the second timeof >asking>Source: Guardian Weds May 19 2004>>>>NEW report from the Commons Public Accounts Committee, 'Housing the >Homeless' (52-page PDF) or browsable HTML version Weds April 28 2004>>>> Education>>>>>Threat to charity status of public schools (Time Online news story)>>Charitable status of private schools and hospitals will be challengedby a >powerful committee of MPs and peers set up to examine the draftCharities >Bill>>Source: Times Online Mon May 24 2004>>>Chelsea completes FA Premiership line-up (DfES press release)>>Government programme that uses sport to improve young people'sliteracy, >numeracy and computer skills is celebrating its 5th anniversary>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Mon May 24 2004>>>>NEW reports from DfES, 'Pupil Characteristics and Class Sizes inMaintained >Schools in England, January 2004 (Provisional)' (PDF & 3 Excel >spreadsheets) and 'Qualifications and Participation in Learning at alocal >level: England 2002/03' (PDF & Excel spreadsheet) Thurs May 20 2004>>>>Link pay to teacher ability, urges Ofsted (Times online news story)>>Chief Inspector of Schools in England criticised "rules, regulations & >bureaucracy" preventing head teachers from exercising greater judgmenton >rewarding good staff>>Source: Times Online Thurs May 20 2004>>>>NEW report from Ofsted, 'Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1:An >evaluation by HMI' (available in Word & PDF) Weds May 19 2004>>See also: Transition from the Reception Year to Year 1: An evaluationby >HMI (press release) Ofsted Weds May 19 2004>>>>More schools providing community services (DfES press release)>>Provision of community services in schools can improve pupilattainment, >behaviour and attendance, support family involvement in children'slearning>>Source: Department for Education & Skills Weds May 19 2004>>>>é>> Crime & Legal>>>>>Public backs equality law change for children (NSPCC press release)>>Seven in ten people (71 per cent) support a change in the law to give >children the same protection from being hit in the family home as that >currently enjoyed by adults>Source: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children WedsMay >19 2004>>>>NEW statistical bulletin from the Department for ConstitutionalAffairs, >'Family Justice System Statistical Bulletin, 2002 data' (20-page PDF)Weds >May 19 2004>>>> Asylum & immigration>>>>>Failed unaccompanied minors may be forcibly removed (Community Carestory)>>Home Office spokesperson said that no decisions have been taken, but >Refugee Children's Consortium, said that government had beenconsidering >plan for over a year>Source: Community Care Thurs May 20 2004>>>>é>> General>>>>>NEW research report from the Department for Work & Pensions, 'Makingthe >transition: addressing barriers in services for disabled people' ThursMay >20 2004>>>> Events>>>é>> May 2004>>>>>The Role of Learning & Skills in Reducing Youth Offending>>One-day conference examining impact of educational programmes and >initiatives on reducing the risk of offending and re-offending and to >consider how local provision can be further enhanced to ensure fully >inclusive services>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Barbican Centre, London EC2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Key Worker Housing - Building on foundations to crack the crisis>A one-day conference organised by the Guardian>Tues May 25 2004>>Venue: Institute of Electrical Engineers, One Savoy Place, London>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Families to Prevent Youth Crime>The importance of the family in the prevention of young people's >involvement in crime cannot be underestimated. The strengthening offamily >ties and increased parental responsibility are aims which underpin manyof >the current recommendations of the Youth Justice Board, Home Office and>other government agencies working to reduce youth crime>Tues May 25 2004>Venue: Holiday Inn Regents Park, London W1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Tackling Disadvantage: An Evaluation of Local StrategicPartnerships >and Neighbourhood Renewal>> Weds May 26 2004>> Venue: London>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>>Staying on at 16: A one day conference exploring how to raiseattainment >and reduce the number of young people not in employment, education and >training>>Low levels of achievement affect not only on young people themselves,but >the communities in which we all live and the economic prosperity of the>whole country. Consideration of the surrounding factors that impact on>young people's participation - health, housing, social and financial -must >provide the context within which the design and delivery of provisionand >support services operate>Thursday 27th May 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: click on link for more details>>>> June 2004>>>>>The Children Bill>>Conference examining key issues of The Children Bill and implementation>issues for all services providing services to children and families - >includes practical workshops - mainly for practitioners>>Tues June 08 1004, 9:30 - 4 pm>>Venue: Central London>>Contact: Harrogate Management Centre, ' - 01423 506611, e- * - >info@...>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Weds June 09 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e- * - >alison..singhal@...>>>>>Summer Conference 2004: Learning & Skills Development Agency -Connecting >Policy With Practice>Keynote speakers: Rt. Hon e MP (Secretary of State for >Education and Skills), Mark Haysom (Chief Exec, Learning and Skills >Council)>Tues June 15 & Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Hilton London Metropole, London W2>>Contact: click link for more details>>>>Fit For The Future: Promoting Healthy Living for Children and YoungPeople>Weds June 16 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Leverhulme Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO), Universityof >Bristol Conference>>Analysing Neighbourhoods and their Impact - this is a FREE event>>Weds June 16 2004>>Venue: Wills Reception Room, Clifton Hill House, University ofBristol, >Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BX>>Contact: for more details or to book a place contact Lucy Chivers on '- >0117 928 9019, or e- * - Lucy.Chivers@... (Please includeyour >name and title, email address, telephone number and affiliation)>>>>12th Annual Social Services Conference: Delivering Quality and Accessto >Social Care and Health in an Enlarged Europe>>Weds June 16 to Fri June 18 2004>>Venue: Dublin>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Parent Child 2004 - Family Futures: Changing Families...Changing World>Poverty...Relationships...Diversity... Globalisation...Parenting>Thurs June 17 and Fri June 18 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, Westminster SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Understanding prevention: children, families and social inclusion>Thurs June 17 - Thurs Jun 24 2004>Online conference drawing together policy makers, professionals,academics >and children and families>>Venue: Your desktop>>Contact: Click on link to register>>>> NEW EVENT> What works and what matters?> How do we create effective services for children and families?> Tues June 22 2004> Venue: Congress Centre, London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Citizenship in Britain Today: The Immigration, Asylum andNationality >Debate> Discuss the achievements and shortcomings of the new Government >proposals> Weds June 23 2004> Venue: Central London> Contact: Capita Conferences ' - 0870 4001020 or, Strittmatter >e- * - .Strittmatter@...>>>>>Shifting Markets & New Opportunities: Global Trends in TransitionalHigher >Education>The Observatory on Borderless Higher Education>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: QEII Conference Centre, London SW1>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Supporting Disadvantaged and Disabled People: Improving Access to >Employment, Education and Training>Thurs June 24 2004>Venue: Central London>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>Britain in 2010: Future Scenarios and Their Implications for the Public>Sector - this is a FREE event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Futurist - Professor Scase>Thurs June 24 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: University of London, London Wall, WC2 (venue changed fromLondon >School of Fashion on 19/05/04)>>Contact: n Barns, '- 020 7626 9001, 7- 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>> NEW EVENT> Delivering a New Vision for Social Care>> Developing a new approach to social care in local government>> Mon June 28 2004>> Venue: Earl's Court Conference Centre, London,>> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> July 2004>>>>> NEW EVENT> Obesity in Children> Thurs July 01 2004> Venue: London> Contact: Click on link for more details>>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison..singhal@...>>>>>Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities (NFPI event organisedby >REU - Race Equality Unit)>The theme will be the sharing of information and discussion on ways to >bring up happy, successful children>Thurs Jul 08 2004>Venue: London>Contact: ' - 020 7619 6220; 7 - 020 7619 6230, orhttp://www.reu.org.uk/>>>>Managing the Diversity Maze: Lessons for the Public Sector - this is aFREE >event (see below)>An Audience with Europe's Leading Diversity Expert - Elaine Sihera>Thurs July 08 2004 (10-12 pm)>Venue: London College of Fashion, 20 Princes Street, London, WC1>>Contact: n Barns, ' - 020 7626 9001, 7 - 020 7929 5558, e- * - >ideas@...>>NB - this is a free event for members of the Public Sector Benchmarking>Service, click here to join for free>>>>Nottingham Early Years Conference>>Thurs July 08 and Fri July 09 2004>>Venue: East Midlands Conference Centre, University Park, Nottingham,NG7 >2RJ>>Contact: Click on link for more details>>>> NEW EVENT> Understanding Learning & Skills - Summer Series> Thurs July 08 2004> Venue: Thistle Hotel, Westminster, London SW1> Contact: Alison Singhal, ' - 020 7324 4359, e - * - >alison..singhal@...>>>>>The Children Bill - What will it mean for Children's Services?>>Thurs July 15 2004=== message truncated ===ill

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