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02 February 2007

New posters for Citizens Advice Bureaus

One Plus One Staff will be distributing posters this month to raise awareness of our websites The Parent Connection and Married or Not. The posters will go to all Citizens Advice Bureaus in England and Wales.

30 January 2007

Fragile families and child wellbeing

The 2006 biennial Edith Dominian Memorial Lecture, stimulated such lively debate and interest that we decided to publish the proceedings - a pdf can be downloaded here. One conclusion from the lecture, the opportunity for effective interventions around the birth of a child, has contributed to recent innovative policy making such as an intensive home visiting programme for families most at risk. One Plus One is involved in the development of these health-led parenting support demonstration projects, part of the social exclusion action plan to be implemented this year.

28 January 2007

2008 biennial lecture

We are delighted that the distinguished developmental psychologist Professor Judy Dunn of the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, currently chairing the UK's first independent national inquiry into childhood, The Good Childhood Inquiry, has agreed to deliver our 2008 biennial lecture.

20 January 2007

The role of health visitors

As part of the Working Group of the Secretary of State for Health's Review of the Future of Health Visiting, One Plus One will be considering the role of health visitors. The Group will report in April.

20 January 2007

Literature review on the effect of having a disabled child

A review of research on children with disabilities and their parents' relationship, to be published this year by One Plus One, aims to establish how parents can best be supported. It will contribute to 'better outcomes for disabled children', an aim of the 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review.

 

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