Policy paper

Children’s Social Care Innovation programme

A programme that explores ways of supporting children who need help from children’s social care services.

• From: Department for Education
• Published: 12 February 2014
• Last updated: 8 August 2014 — See all updates

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Applies to England

Documents

Children's Social Care Innovation programme: overview

Ref: DFE-00379-2014

PDF, 540 KB, 13 pages

Rethinking support for adolescents

Ref: DFE-00381-2014

PDF, 392 KB, 16 pages

Rethinking children's social work

Ref: DFE-00380-2014

PDF, 536 KB, 17 pages

Children’s Social Care Innovation programme: slides

PDF, 873 KB, 12 pages

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Details

The Children’s Social Care Innovation programme seeks to support the development, testing and sharing of effective ways of supporting children who need help from children’s social care services.

The documents on this page provide further information about the programme including:

• background information on the focus areas for the programme
• presentation slides setting out some of the analysis that informed the development of the programme

For the latest information, including on those projects that have been funded through the Innovation programme, go to the Spring Consortium website.

Published 12 February 2014
Last updated 8 August 2014 + show all updates

1. 8 August 2014

   Added link to expression of interest page on the Spring Consortium website. Also updated all documents.

2. 11 July 2014

   Added details about the deadline for the application process and what you can do if you miss it

3. 17 April 2014

   2 updated documents and new downloads added. The forms remains unchanged.

4. 12 February 2014

   First published.