12 May 2021
Current provision of Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programmes
Prior to the pandemic, the family justice system was under enormous pressure with increases in numbers across all areas of public and private family law. […]
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11 May 2021
Cafcass expands Research Advisory Committee
Cafcass is looking for additional external members with significant experience in family justice research to join its Research Advisory Committee. The committee is responsible for […]
19 April 2021
Recruitment for Newly Qualified Social Workers is now open
We’re looking to grow highly skilled professionals who’ll ensure that the voice of the child comes first. Our Newly Qualified Social Worker (NQSW) programme is […]
From our blog
7 May 2021
Kelly Paynter describes joining Cafcass as a Newly Qualified Social Worker during the pandemic.
I started working at Cafcass in September 2020. I didn’t expect to end up here, but it is honestly the best decision I have made […]
11 November 2020
Reflecting on the Voice of the Child 2020 webinars
Written by a member of the Family Justice Young People’s Board (FJYPB) As a professional, have you ever taken the advice you gave to a […]
6 November 2020
The importance of physical appearance to the identity of Black children
Written by a Cafcass Service Manager, North West England Skin, hair and facial features can be integral to a young Black person’s sense of self. […]
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For National Children’s Day, we wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone on the Family Justice Young People’s Board for the incredible work they do in giving a voice to children in the family justice system. #NCDUK2021 https://t.co/naki2k3mOM
Today is International Day of Families. Keeping in touch with those we love and who support us has been hard over the last year. The Family Justice Young People’s Board shared some top tips on keeping in touch with family and friends. https://t.co/O3sSRp9Db5
Principal Social Worker, Sarah Parsons, shares #WhyWeCare #FCF21 https://t.co/1ARng70hIv
