Free resources relating to children and young
people
As well as an extensive publications catalogue, NCB also
offers a wide range of other resources relating to children
and young people, many of which are available online.
These guides, reviews and toolkits are mostly PDFs or web
resources, and cover a wide variety of
subjects. Resources currently available are listed below
and can be downloaded for free whenever you need them.
Attitudes
to Difference (NCB NI and ARK YLT)
Care Planning for Looked After
Children [website]
Children and Young People in
Breach
Children, Young People and Volatile
Substance Abuse: A training manual
Children's Views of Services - a rapid
review
Communicating with Children
Cycling and Children and Young
People
Education Supervision Orders
Evaluation of Play England
Guidelines
for Research with Children and Young People
Healthier Inside
Healthy Child Programme
Consultations
Looked After Children Practice Exchange
Network (LAC PEN) Summary Briefings
Managing The Transitions From Adolescent
Psychiatric In-patient Care: Toolkit
Managing Transitions from Secure
Settings: Report and resources
PALS: Getting it right for Children and
Young People
Physical Intervention Across Children's
Services
Positive Guidance on Aspects of Personal,
Social and Health Education
Promoting Healthier Lifestyles
Promoting the Health and Well-being of
Young People in Supported Housing
Shared Responsibility: Safeguarding
arrangements between hospitals and children’s social
services
Tell Them Not to Forget About Us: A guide
to practice with looked after children in custody
Working with the Parents of Looked After
Children
Young People’s Participation in the Youth
Justice System
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