Making it happen
We devise and deliver a diverse portfolio of programmes across the 0-19 age range including research projects, consultations and direct delivery work with children, young people and families.
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Local Authorities
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Changing communities
We work with children, young people and families to ensure access to locally based, joined up support from pregnancy to 19. We deliver childcare, youth activities and family support services around the country including nurseries, schools, children’s centres and RAF bases.
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Working in partnership
From service design and development, research and analysis, national programmes, to project consultancy, training and guidance - contact the 4Children Business Development team to see how we can work with you
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Give Me Strength
Give Me Strength is a national campaign, run by 4Children, which demands more help for families to avert crisis.
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Working in partnership and changing communities...
- We work with children, young people and their families to ensure access to locally based, joined up support from pregnancy to 19.
- We develop, shape and influence policy at the highest level.
- We evaluate, adapt and develop best practice as part of national, regional and targeted local partnerships.
- And we utilise this learning to deliver the highest quality, best value exemplar services to children and young people across the country.
- Quick links to news and information
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4Children response to government’s report – More great childcare
4Children comment on the launch of 'More great childcare'.
Read MoreNew campaign calls for families to be placed at the heart of the 2013 comprehensive spending review
A new campaign, backed by leading children and families charities, is being launched today (Tuesday 29 January) to call on Government to invest in the country’s greatest asset. Fair4Families argues that families are a major untapped resource and that the Chancellor needs to put them at the top of his agenda in this year’s Comprehensive Spending Review.
Read MoreOfsted Inspection Recognises Outstanding Practice at Studley Green Children's Centre
Studley Green Children’s Centre in Wiltshire has been awarded ‘Outstanding’ in every aspect of its assessment criteria for its first Ofsted Inspection, held on the 11th and 12th of December 2012.
Read MoreOCT10Let's talk quality! Making early year's quality achievable for all
‘Let’s talk quality! Making early year’s quality achievable for all’ will offer a valuable opportunity to reflect on new early year’s policy, what the Governments vision is for the early years, and the developing role of Ofsted.
Read MoreJULY04Quality for two year olds - London
As the two year old offer comes on line in September, how can we ensure that the quality of our provision will support our children and families?
Read MoreJULY11Quality for two year olds - Leeds
As the two year old offer comes on line in September, how can we ensure that they quality of our provision will support our children and families?
Read MoreThe Help and Support for Separated Families
The Help and Support for Separated Families Mark (HSSF) is part of the Department for Work and Pensions’ Help and Support for Separated Families project, which will coordinate and join up services for separated families – so that families will be able to access a diverse range of support, through various delivery mechanisms, to meet differing needs.
Read MoreParents and Community Management
Local authorities and children’s centres are encouraged to build on and develop parental and community engagement in ways that meet local needs and aspirations.
Read MoreEnfield Family Turnaround Project
The Big Lottery Fund, 'Improving Futures' is a three year funded project enabling 4Children and partners to deliver The Enfield Family Turnaround Project.
Read MoreThe Symmetrical Family
This is the first pamphlet of a series to celebrate 4Children’s 30th Year. Richard Reeves, liberal writer, policy maker and former advisor to Nick Clegg, argues that the social revolution of the 1970s which saw women joining the workforce in their droves has created a fundamental imbalance in the family life which must be addressed in order for modern families to flourish.
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