every child matters came about in 2003.
every child matters came about in 2003.
when did the every child matters come about?
2003
victoria's death led to a public inquiry, launched on 31 may 2001 and chaired by herbert laming, which investigated the role of the agencies involved in her care. the report, published on 28 january 2003, found that the agencies involved in her care failed to protect her and that on at least 12 occasions, workers involved in her case could have prevented her death. the laming report led to, amongst other things, the creation of the every child matters programme, which consists of three green papers: "every child matters", published in september 2003; "every child matters: the next steps", published in early 2004; and "every child matters: change for children", published in november 2004. the
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since the formation of the cameron ministry in 2010 there has been some movement away from the terminology, and the funding for, every child matters. instead, the government is now returning child health checks to health visitors in their more traditional setting - the child's home - and subsidising a parent's independent choice of child care, via tax credits, rather than a centrally funded service.









































section::::further reading.









































bullet::::- cheminais, r (2009) effective multi-agency partnerships: putting every child matters into practice.









































bullet::::- cheminais, r (2008) how to achieve the every child matters standards: a practical guide. http://www.ecm-solutions.org.uk/achieve-ecm-standards.html









































section::::external links.
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