Child Safeguarding Harms & The Pandemic Response

We must not aim simply to restore ‘normality’ for children. Instead, we should look to offer a level of support that is commensurate with the harms incurred.

Casey Mulligan Discusses Substance Abuse and the COVID-19 Pandemic

‘I Feel Really Hopeless’: In U.K., Millions See Non-Covid Health Care Delayed

Mental Health and Wellbeing in Young People in the UK during Lockdown (COVID-19)

No Way to Grow Up

Lockdown and Communication Changes are Leaving Many Disabled People Behind

Autistic people and those with learning disabilities continue to face reduced access to essential services and supports

EDITORIAL: Proportionality in Care Home Restrictions

Measures that compromise individual freedom and wellbeing - especially those imposed "for the sake of others" - require careful cost-benefit analysis

CG REPORT 6 Q3: What explains excess mortality in care homes?

Studies show that a number of different measures could have been taken to reduce COVID-19 cases and deaths in care homes.