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Under the proposals , local authorities would be expected to present a fully resourced plan in their final evidence to court, in cases where they are seeking a supervision order or this may be the outcome of care proceedings. This would be backed by government funding to finance support services for families identified in the plan.
. “For the reform of children’s social care to succeed in reducing the number of children going into care, it is critical for parents to be provided with evidence-based support aftercare proceedings,” it said.
Ofsted also found that children came into care at the right time aftercareful consideration, with social workers being “tenacious” in supporting children to live with extended families where possible. Ofsted praised Blackpool , which it rated as inadequate in 2019, for reducing the high numbers of children in its care.
The conclusions of the research echo those of a separate King’s College London study, which found parents with learning disabilities lacked support before, during and aftercare proceedings, including because they were often ineligible for adults’ services.
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