Evidence shows that supporting couples to come by on better is critical to improving children’s life chancesFor a myriad (a very large number) of reasons,including the impact of public sector cuts, many of us working to improve the lives and life chances of children are looking at how we can do things differently, or break the cycle of ineffective interventions.
The prime minister’s speech earlier this year outlined the critical importance of parenting,relationship support, and a child’s early years and character development – areas where we face genuine challenges. Ofsted estimated final year that some 2 million children are living with complex problems, or new risks are coming to the fore,from cyber-bullying and child sexual exploitation to extremism.
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Source: theguardian.com