Residential Care
Residential care refers to long-term care given to children who stay in a residential setting rather than in their own home or family home.
The ADCS Health, Care & Additional Needs Policy Committee leads on residential care issues for the Association.
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The Secure Welfare Coordination Unit (SWCU) is a small unit grant funded by the...
ADCS President, Steve Crocker, said: “This latest judgement from the President...
ADCS response to the DfE consultation on regulating supported accommodation for...
Matt Dunkley, Chair of the ADCS Resources and Sustainability Policy Committee,...
Commenting on new Ofsted guidance for registering children’s homes, ADCS...
Commenting on the High Court ruling on deprivation of liberty orders for under...
ADCS submission to the independent call for evidence on children’s residential...
Comment on the Prime Minister’s announcement of a review into children’s...
The Secure Welfare Coordination Unit (SWCU) is a small unit grant funded by the...
ADCS President, Steve Crocker, said: “This latest judgement from the President...
Matt Dunkley, Chair of the ADCS Resources and Sustainability Policy Committee,...
Commenting on new Ofsted guidance for registering children’s homes, ADCS...
Commenting on the High Court ruling on deprivation of liberty orders for under...
Comment on the Prime Minister’s announcement of a review into children’s...
ADCS response to the DfE consultation on regulating supported accommodation for...
ADCS submission to the independent call for evidence on children’s residential...