An alternative commissioning model
Municipal Journal article by Leonie Cowen and Andrew Rome click here
This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Andrew Rome contributed a whooping 26 entries.
Municipal Journal article by Leonie Cowen and Andrew Rome click here
C&YPNow have published this article related to the NCERCC/Revolution Consulting report on pricing:
The National Centre for Excellence in Residential Child Care (NCERCC) and Revolution Consulting have published a report providing new insight and reference for anyone involved in children’s social care. https://www.revolution-consulting.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/FoI-price-report-final-16-Feb-2020-1.pdf This third report, continuing the research carried out over a six-year period into prices paid by local authorities for independent sector children’s homes places , […]
012_CYP_260219 Analysis EF This is a link to a pdf of an article in March 2019 Children and Young People Now Magazine. It contains ten “common sense” commercial ideas for local authority commissioners and strategists as to how to go about addressing the funding crisis.
Less than three weeks ago the Sun missed an opportunity to dig into the real causes of the crisis in funding for services for children in care, opting instead for sensationalist headlines while using poor evidence. Today the Guardian similarly produced an article that fails our most vulnerable children because it fails to understand the […]
As lobbying hits full speed ahead of the next budget, including an open letter to Downing Street this week from 120 children’s charities and others we unfortunately also saw a wholly unhelpful article about fostering in the Sun. Misinformed, using discredited figures, and unhelpful, nay damaging, to the very children and families it seeks to […]
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May 2026 https://www.revolution-consulting.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/202526-Profit-Making-and-Risk-in-Independent-Childrens-Social-Care-Placement-Providers-FINAL.pdf A new independent study examining the financial performance and resilience of England’s largest children’s social care placement providers offers one of the most comprehensive and up-to-date pictures of how the sector is evolving—at a time when both market dynamics and public policy are shifting rapidly. The report, “Profit Making and Risk in […]
