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The Research Community Catalyst: Children at Risk of Poor Outcomes project has published 4 reports on children's social care research. These analyse relevant research and compile stakeholder views, revealing evidence gaps and setting a research agenda. adruk.org/news-publicati…

Join the team for an interactive event - the first in a series - which aims to showcase the project's research agenda. 📆 27 January adruk.org/news-publicati…

And take part in an in-person writing workshop, designed for researchers working on grant proposals that use administrative data in the field of children’s social care. 📆 19 February adruk.org/news-publicati…

Very special announcement : Cambridge University Dept of Psychology is advertising a new endowed Chair in Young People's Mental Health. This is a hugely significant post for Cambridge, and one full of exciting opportunities for the post-holder. Please spread the word! jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49974/http…

Four key reports have been released by @ADR_UK as part of a project aiming to transform children's social care research, co-led by our own Prof Karen Broadhurst (Karen Broadhurst, FAcSS) 👪 Swansea University | Foundations | UK Research and Innovation lancaster.ac.uk/news/adr-uk-re…

I’m absolutely delighted to see our ADBB study Phase Two launched across 8 sites in the UK. It will help us to understand how HVs can enhance infant’s social & emotional development, and ensure that families get the right support when needed. Thank you to The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood 👶🏿👶🏼👶🏾

“Mums, midwives, solicitors, barristers and judges are all telling us the way we do this is ­inhumane. It is no way to provide ­justice. Everyone agrees, but it still keeps happening.” - Lisa Harker, Director, NFJO Read more from The Guardian theguardian.com/society/2025/j…

Wow, so good to see the realities of that dangerous period laid out supported by all the evidence the iHV fortunately gathered. Fabulous piece of historical work which now needs to lead to positive change.

Our NIHR confirms that health visiting is a vital infrastructure for health promotion and prevention (for the whole family, including older siblings). But the service is limited in what it can do by insufficient workforce and resource, with a constant pull to families in crisis.

ADR UK ADR - Community Catalyst - Children at Risk Population, Policy and Practice Department UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health NIHR Children and Families Policy Research Unit Dr Jenny Woodman Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities

Recent National Institute for Health and Care Research work from Population, Policy and Practice Department finds support for young people with chronic conditions is highly variable with caregivers and young people often unaware of what is available. We highlight a need for clarity in government guidance. shorturl.at/9MBVD

Prof Jamie Waterall RN iHV Alison Morton 💙 SAPHNA Ruth Endacott 💙 Duncan Burton teamCNO 💙 LGA Wellbeing Acosia Nyanin 💙 Lynne Reed RN HV QN Jo Cooper RN PhD FAAN💙 Brilliant day discussing 0-19 public health nursing research. Really pleased to have been involved in this event!

Our new paper, quantifying missing child development data in the Community Services Dataset and reporting inequalities in child development age 2 for those with the data. What strikes me is: this datais discrepant with % of children school ready at age 4 (gov target). NIHR Children and Families Policy Research Unit

Thank you Sarah Cowley this was the push I needed. It was on my list. As you can see zero followers so far! Did it 2 minutes ago.

"I wanted to understand how my research could inform policy to address important health challenges" Hear from one of our affiliated PhD Students, Clare MacRae, on her recent MRC AMS policy internship - ukri.org/blog/beyond-th… NIHR Children and Families Policy Research Unit UK Research and Innovation

📢New CPRU report identifies population-level health indicators for children <2y for use in the Start for Life outcomes framework. Our report also includes principles for monitoring service performance in this area. Read it here ucl.ac.uk/children-polic…

Report on indicators of health and wellbeing of <2ys👇Headline: we have so much routinely collected data - need to use it better. Fingertips=rich resource to protect. Many gov funded surveys/stats collect data on parents (+ age of child) but these data not routinely reported

📢A new CPRU publication looks at perspectives of children and young people's mental health practitioners who work with children with experience of intimate partner violence and complex family relationships. Read it here sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Come along to TCRU at UCL IOE annual lecture, jointly hosted with Coram, see below. Will be a great event!

We have an amazing lineup for our upcoming Advocacy webinar! Register to join an interactive session with 5 inspiring advocates for the health of children and young people seeking asylum and refugees (CYPSAR) on 17th June us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…