CYP Now

CYP Now has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in January 2023. The social media accounts linked to from CYP Now are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, cypnow has populated their site with: • In February’s CYP Now: Agency social work, SEND system improvements, youth club benefits - CYP Now • In July’s CYP Now: Family courts and care proceedings; calls for next government; inside family hubs • The state of children's residential care • Subscribe to CYP Now • News • Podcast • General election 2024: Key party manifesto pledges for the children and young people’s sector • General Election 2024: What the children and young people's sector wants to see from the next government • CYP Now Awards 2023: Winners revealed at glittering ceremony • Youth centre closures linked to increased risk of youth crime, NYA warns • Special Report: Speech, Language and Communication Needs • ANALYSIS: Momentum builds around using alternatives to school exclusion • PRACTICE: Peer researchers build skills in campaign to end youth violence • OPINION: Non-profit provision the key to solving sufficiency • ANALYSIS: Healthcare in secure settings • EXCLUSIVE: Councils turn to ‘golden hellos' to solve social worker shortage • YOUR SHOUT: Help parents tackle risks of radicalisation • ANALYSIS: Asylum plans concern councils • PARTICIPATION: NYA young assessors • DEBATE VIDEO: SEND reforms • VIEWPOINT: Make SEND system about collaboration not conflict • MAY ISSUE: Youth Investment Fund, SEND special and social worker recruitment • DEBATE: Can the SEND reforms make the system less adversarial? • NEWS: Sunak declares wife’s shares in childcare firm • ANALYSIS: Questions over police use of knife images • EDITORIAL: No evidence for childcare ratios change • ANALYSIS: Establishing early permanence • PRACTICE: Young people draw on their personal experiences to change justice system • ANALYSIS: Implications of ratios change • SPECIAL REPORT: Parenting programmes • April Issue of CYP Now out now • NEWS: Funded childcare expansion ‘unsustainable’ for childminders • Budget 2023: Key announcements • ANALYSIS: Councils deliver support for child migrants • NEWS: DfE confirms plans to regulate supported accommodation • OPINION: #LookCloser campaign tackles child exploitation • ANALYSIS: Schools to extend reach through to two-year-olds • Local Spotlight: Bury Metropolitan Borough Council • OPINION: Workforce shortage is threat to care reforms • Care Review: Government response • NEWS: Concern over plans for Home Office to assume responsibility for migrant children • ANALYSIS: Care Review response • NEWS: SEND and AP green paper response • PRACTICE: How history education inspires local pride in pupils • SPECIAL REPORT: Evaluating Impact • EDITOR'S CHOICE: What have PCC's done for young people? • In the new edition of CYP Now: Care reforms, evaluating impact, police commissioners • NEWS: Schools left unsupported by councils as early help referrals surge • NEWS: Children’s social worker sickness, vacancy and agency rates at record high • YOUR SHOUT: It's finally time to act on what children say • NEWS: London mayor to fund free school meals for all primary pupils • ANALYSIS: Benefits of expanding childcare • PRACTICE: Breaking barriers to employment and education • OPINION: Champion adoption amid a leadership vacuum • NEWS: Sturgeon pledges to ‘champion’ care experience in resignation speech • ANALYSIS: Help children challenge unhealthy messages on social media in RSE • NEWS: Sector at risk of ‘collapse’ if free childcare is expanded • PRACTICE: How I Got Here, Claire Scott • NEWS: Andrea Leadsom announces local authorities to benefit from family hubs rollout • VIEWPOINT: Children need prompt action on digital risks • NEWS: UCAS expansion to include apprenticeships • ANALYSIS: Children's care providers dispute ‘harmful’ rhetoric • NEWS: Children’s Mental Health Week • PRACTICE: Street League creates youth board • Therapeutic Care Special Report • NEWS: Criminal exploitation of young people is a ‘national threat’, say campaigners • NEWS: How charities are doing more for less • In the February edition of CYP Now... • NEWS: Funding fears over government’s £200m children's social care strategy • BREAKING: Care Review response: £200m plan for reforms • NEWS: Support services for women who have children removed set to close • NEWS: One in three children in care separated from siblings • OPINION: Autistic children must not be written off • NEWS: Scotland's gender recognition bill explained • ANALYSIS: Revamped social action scheme • NEWS: Primary school to accept two-year-olds • PRACTICE: Young voices in co-production