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Anthony Douglas CBE, Chief Executive
Anthony Douglas has been Chief Executive of
Cafcass, the specialist national agency representing children and
families in family courts throughout England, since 2004. Cafcass
supports over 100,000 children in public and private law cases
every year. Prior to this he was Director of Social Services
in the London Borough of Havering, where he was also Director of
Housing, Leisure, Libraries and Neighbourhood Services, and in
Suffolk, where he was Director of Social Care and Health
Services. He was an economist and then a journalist prior to
becoming a social worker. He has been a school governor, a
non-executive director of the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) and a
government adviser on specific programmes. He is a Visiting Fellow
of the University of East Anglia and Chair of the British
Association for Adoption and Fostering (BAAF).
Anthony has written four books on social care, including one
on partnership working, which was published in November
2008, and is now writing a fifth book on resilience. He was
awarded a CBE in 2008.
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