Resolution Foundation Analysis of Spending Cuts
Commenting on the Resolution Foundation’s analysis of expected cuts to children’s services, Alison O’Sullivan, President of the Association of the Directors of Children’s Services, said:
“Whilst further cuts to local government funding are expected this will have a significant impact on the services we are able to provide for the most vulnerable in our communities. And it is becoming much more likely that the next round of reductions will mean that in many places we will not be able to meet essential requirements for those who rely on us the most.”
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The Association of Directors of Children’s Services Ltd is the professional leadership association for Directors of Children’s Services and their senior management teams in England.
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