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www.scra.gov.uk Changing for children and young people Supervision Requirements at home What does SCRA data and research tell us? 4 December 2012
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www.scra.gov.uk Supervision Requirements In 2011-12 - 16,171 looked after children in Scotland - 13,093 had Supervision Requirements. 1.SCRA data on children with Supervision Requirements at home 2. SCRA research – ‘Children on supervision Requirements for Five or More Years – Decisions and Outcomes’. Published on 12 November 2012.
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www.scra.gov.uk Supervision Requirements- trends 1. Supervision Requirements at home Year (at 31 March) Children on SR Children on SR at home % children on SR at home 2008-0913,5237,15952.9% 2009-1013,8297,13651.6% 2010-1113,4746,81550.6% 2011-1213,0936,51349.7%
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www.scra.gov.uk Supervision Requirements– at home.
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www.scra.gov.uk Supervision Requirements- trends 2. Supervision Requirements of 5+ years Year (at 31 March) Children on SR for 5+ years % children on SR for 5+ years 2008-092,09115.5% 2009-102,14515.5% 2010-112,13515.8% 2011-122,19816.8%
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www.scra.gov.uk Supervision Requirements of 5+ years – at home 2011-12: 2,198 children had been on Supervision Requirements for 5 or more years 99.4% were referred on care and protection grounds; 0.6% were referred for offending 1,328 (60%) of these children were first placed on Supervision Requirements at home 1,109 of the 1,328 children (84%) who were first placed on Supervision Requirements at home went on to be accommodated 219 (16%) remained on Supervision Requirements at home (i.e. never accommodated)
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www.scra.gov.uk SCRA research - 5+ years Supervision Requirements 90 children from 8 local authority areas – SRs ranged from 5.14 to 15.84 years Main findings: All on SR due to poor care or risks from parents 31% of children had parent who was on SR as a child 68% of children had at least 3 moves 56% of moves were not planned Early stages of SRs did not provide stability and security But over time (>5 years) positive outcomes increased Research raised 12 questions for policy makers and practitioners
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www.scra.gov.uk SCRA research - 5+ years Supervision Requirements – at home 46 of 90 children – first Supervision Requirement was at home 7 children – never accommodated, remained on SR at home 39 children went onto be accommodated. Most (72%) had spent at least a year on home SR 13 of the 39 children (33%) were removed to a place of safety by a Warrant or Child Protection Order 7 of the 39 children (18%) were successfully rehabilitated home after being accommodated.
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www.scra.gov.uk SCRA research - 5+ years Supervision Requirements – at home Risks when on Supervision Requirements at home – children’s experiences: 36% had Child Protection Registrations (most common Physical Neglect) 60% - continued to be exposed to neglect Numbers displaying emotional and/or behavioural problems almost doubled (from 36% to 62%) Numbers with poor school attendance doubled (15% to 31%)
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www.scra.gov.uk SCRA research - 5+ years Supervision Requirements – at home Risks when on Supervision Requirements at home - parents: ~40% - parents continued to not to engage with services >40% - parents continued to misuse drugs 25% - parents continued to misuse alcohol
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www.scra.gov.uk SCRA official statistics SCRA research report – Children on Supervision Requirements for Five or More Years: Decisions and Outcomes www.scra.gov.uk Dr Gillian Henderson Information & Research Manager gillian.henderson@scra.gsi.gov.uk More information …
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