CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

A voice for social change in Whitehall

Local government creates cultures open to learning, collaboration and response, says Lyn Romeo, England’s chief social worker for adults. But, work still needs to be done to bring adult social care issues to the fore. Dan Peters reports.

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By Dan Peters | 05 August 2015

Many in adult social care often privately bemoan the fact their counterparts in children's services get all the attention.

Of course, this additional profile is not always welcome, as everyone all too quickly finds out when the latest scandal explodes.

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