The Guardian
The Guardian
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A new report highlights significant disparities in children’s well-being across England, revealing that many areas face challenges such as limited youth service funding, high rates of out-of-area placements for looked after children, and low achievement in education. The report identifies Middlesbrough as the most challenging place for children, while Cheshire East is the least, with over a million children referred to mental health services and nearly half of children in care placed outside their local area. Experts emphasize that inadequate support, cuts to youth services, and limited opportunities contribute to these issues, emphasizing the need for systemic reforms to ensure healthier and happier childhoods nationwide.
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