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Improving mental health support for children in care

by The National IRO Managers Partnership (NIROMP)
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Alison O’Sullivan explores the role of corporate parenting at a time of increased focus on meeting the mental health needs of children in the UK, making the case for improved mental health support for children in the care of the state as an important part of the solution.

Read the full piece at source: IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN IN THE CARE OF THE UK STATE

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Care Quality Commission: Review of children and young people’s mental health services: Phase one report

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About The National IRO Managers Partnership (NIROMP)

Our mission is to help bring about improvements in practice and policy. Holding children at the centre of what we do through our work with and for them, we aim to lead and promote excellent care and services. The partnership consists of an elected Chair and elected Regional Leads who represent their regions at a national level (two from each of the nine regions within England).

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