Changing Lifestyles, Keeping Children Safe: FDAC in Care Proceedings

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Changing Lifestyles, Keeping Children Safe: FDAC in Care Proceedings

Launched in January 2008, the Family Drug and Alcohol Court is a new way of dealing with care proceedings when parental substance misuse causes harm to children

Published 2 May 2014 By Professor Judith Harwin, Dr Bachar Alrouh, Mary Ryan and Jo Tunnard

The Family Drug and Alcohol Court Care Proceedings

Launched in January 2008, the Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) is a new way of dealing with care proceedings when parental substance misuse causes harm to children. In this article, three professionals from the Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust, who have been instrumental in developing the FDAC clinical model, discuss the background to this project

Published 29 June 2013 By Steve Bambrough, Mike Shaw & Sophie Kershaw. Journal of Social Work Practice

The Select Committee on Adoption Legislation’s Call for Evidence

Coram seeks to influence policy-makers to ensure that children’s best interests are represented in policy reform

Published 5 July 2012 By Coram

A Guide to Best Practice in Supervised Child Contact

When the relationship of parents breaks down, it is not only the adults who suffer and wherever possible the child should have the opportunity to remain in contact with both parents. Coram's Guide to Best Practice in Supervised Child Contact is aimed at helping professionals plan and manage contact between parents and children in complex cases.

Published 8 January 2010 By Alan Slade