Transparency data

Looked-after children: improving permanence - data pack

Information on the stability of care placements and how this can be improved.

• From: Department for Education
• Published: 9 September 2013

Documents

Improving permanence for looked after children

Ref: DFE-00275-2013

PDF, 1.08 MB, 56 pages

Improving permanence for looked after children: powerpoint

MS PowerPoint Presentation, 1.07 MB

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Annex D: stability

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Annex E: children returning home

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Details

This data is for children’s services managers. It reveals factors that contribute to placement stability and breakdown. Learning from the placement practices of successful authorities can help less successful managers to improve their own care strategy.

Published 9 September 2013