'legislative and policy commitments and funding...should be channeled more efficiently...'
From nthe campaign: The Opening Doors for Europe’s Children – a pan-European campaign that advocates for strengthening families and ending institutional care – released 16 country fact sheets about
“many families believe restrictive practices are the main method for managing behaviour in some schools”
From CBF press release: Challenging Behaviour Foundation (CBF) report published 1/2/19 suggests restrictive intervention of children with learning disabilities may be widespread across the
Read more: Vulnerable, disabled children are being restrained and secluded in schools – UK
The Declaration can be used to guide our work and advocacy efforts
They ask us to read the new Declaration from the Global Education Meeting held in Brussels, Belgium, on December 3-5, convened by UNESCO.
The Meeting reviewed progress toward the global education targets and co
"the keyworker was the primary interventionist with the primary role of ‘being there’ for the mother"
After a difficult birth, Tuyen was found to have neurological damage and vision impairment.He stayed in the special care baby unit (SCBU) for three months and was fitted with a nasogastric tu
Read more: TAC primary interventionist making hospital discharge possible for Tuyen
“I believe the American people deserve to know what the health effects are…We are flying blind here on health and safety”.
From Investigate Europe website, January 13th, 2019:
"Summary
"Are you happy with 4G mobile? You may be, but governments and industry are already looking at the next level – 5G
Read more: The 5G mass experiment. Big promises, unknown risks – video included
This school needs new classrooms
Kayenje Primary School is a public founded village school started in 1903 in Kayenje Uganda. The school is enrolled with 759 Children of age range from 4 - 14 years.
The classrooms built in 1903 are dilapidated. Some have collapsed. In the rainy season,
Read more: Classroom construction in Uganda. Can you help in some way?
How do we know the decisions being made are in the best interest of the child?
From IMHP: If infants and toddlers had the capacity to tell us their needs, what would they tell us? Young children are not directly in the courtrooms therefore their perspectives can be often ignored and un
Read more: INFANT MENTAL HEALTH FROM THE BENCH - VIDEO SERIES
'It is easy to see how children become fragmented and how parents experience disorganisation and even chaos'
Extract from the new book ‘Primary Interventionists in the Team Around the Child approach:
What causes problematic overload?
For children who have a multifaceted condition, there is a persist
Read more: Moving beyond the medical model in the primary interventionist way of working
Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011