Are we making progress or losing ground?
My dream is that early child and family support around the world will be effective in family terms, fully integrated between local agencies and available at the time of need to all families in the locality. What would you add to this?
With this aspiration in
Supporting an early support workforce with training
Conference: ADVANCING COMPREHENSIVE EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION - what parents, professionals, science, and national systems can tell us
Editorial Comment:
Coming 25 years into the century, this conference has the potential to be an
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Bringing people together into an ‘early child & family support workforce’
Conference: ADVANCING COMPREHENSIVE EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION - what parents, professionals, science, and national systems can tell us
Editorial Comment:
We are slowly moving through an international evolu
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Comment by Peter Limbrick
Conference: ADVANCING COMPREHENSIVE EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION - what parents, professionals, science, and national systems can tell us
This collaboration between International Society on Early Intervention and Eurlyaid has a massive potential to make progress in t
Do you have an answer to this mystery?
Editorial comment: David Cameron is now UK Foreign secretary. He used to be prime minister (2010 – 2016) and perhaps has been brought back into office to prop up an ailing government.
A wonderful programme of early support for disabled babies and young children
Read more: Why did David Cameron allow UK’s Early Support to fade away?
Could this landmark conference discuss the shared training needs of early support professionals?
Conference: ADVANCING COMPREHENSIVE EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION - what parents, professionals, science, and national systems can tell us
Editorial Comment:
Early child and family support around b
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Comment, part 2
This piece of writing came to me about people who have learning disabilities. It seems very relevant to this Disabled Children’s Partnership report:
People with intellectual disability are easy victims of
institutional cruelty. This persists in the UK even though
the big long-
Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011