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The independent review of children’s social care
Final report
23 May 2022
Removal at birth and its challenges for midwifery care
Policy case study in the European Journal of Midwifery
15 Apr 2022
Draft best practice guidelines for when the state intervenes at birth
Part of the 'Born into Care' series
24 Feb 2022
Compulsory separation of women prisoners from their babies following childbirth
Uncertainty, loss and disenfranchised grief
29 Dec 2021
Incarcerated Motherhood
Reflecting on 100 years of imprisoning mothers
15 Nov 2021
Birth Companions’ response to the Case for Change
Responding to the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care
21 Jul 2021
The Case for Change
The Independent Review of Children's Social Care
17 Jun 2021
Women’s Health Strategy
Birth Companions' written submission to the DHSC
9 Jun 2021
Newborn babies in urgent care proceedings in England and Wales
Part of the 'Born into Care' series
4 Jun 2021
Recurrent care proceedings
Five key areas for reflection from the research
20 May 2021
Child protection conference practice during COVID-19
Reflections and experiences (rapid consultation September–October 2020)
14 Dec 2020
How are the lives of families with young children changing?
The changing face of early childhood in the UK
25 Nov 2020
Maternal health, pregnancy and birth outcomes for women involved in care proceedings in Wales
A linked data study
17 Nov 2020
Remote hearings in the family justice system: reflections and experiences
Follow-up consultation (September 2020)
5 Oct 2020
Why mothers at risk of separation or separated from their babies need access to specialist care
Blog post by Kirsty Kitchen, Head of Policy and Communications, Birth Companions
22 Sep 2020
Contact between children in care or adopted and their families
Six key messages from research
5 Sep 2020
Alone and Waiting
The experiences of pregnant women in prison during the Covid crisis
25 Aug 2020
What explains marked regional variations in infant care proceedings?
Discussion paper
6 Jul 2020
Managing through COVID-19
The experiences of children’s social care in 15 English local authorities
5 Jul 2020
Human Rights and the Government’s response to COVID-19
Children whose mothers are in prison
3 Jul 2020
Pre-birth assessment and infant removal at birth: experiences and challenges
Executive summary
15 Dec 2019
The right to family life
Children whose mothers are in prison
9 Sep 2019
Children and the law guides for women prisoners
Legal advice guides specifically aimed at women in prison
1 Jul 2019
Not Seen, Not Heard
Children’s experiences of the hostile environment
1 Feb 2019
Newborns in care proceedings in England
Part of the 'Born into Care' series
15 Oct 2018
Safeguarding children when sentencing parents
Information for primary carers facing sentencing in a criminal court
30 Jan 2018
Vulnerable Birth Mothers and Recurrent Care Proceedings
Final Summary Report
3 Oct 2017
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