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Publications
Please see all our publications listed below.
Big Bruv Little Sis
£12.99
This publication sets out the findings from the first UK research study into the experiences of siblings who are raising their younger brothers and sisters.
Authors: Roth D, Lindley B & Ashley C. 2011
Fathers Matter
£14.99
Research findings on fathers and their involvement with social care services. Contributors:Ashley C, Featherstone B, Roskill C, Ryan M and White S. 2006
Fathers Matter Volume 2
£14.99
Further findings on fathers and their involvement with social care services includes research into two children’s services authorities and a survey of higher education social work courses.
Contributors:Roskill C, Featherstone B, Ashley C and Haresnape
FGCs - Where Next?
£14.00
Contributors address the use of family group conferences in different circumstances, including child welfare, education, domestic violence and youth justice from a research, policy and practice perspective..
Editors. Ashley C and Nixon P. 2007
Getting Together
£5.00
A Guide To Setting Up And Running A Support Group examines how to set up and run local groups for family and friends carers who are raising children who cannot live with their parents.
Author: Richards A
Growing Up In Care
£12.00
Growing Up in the Care of Relatives or Friends sets out research findings from two local authorities that consulted extensively with children, carers and social workers about ‘what works’..
Authors: Doolan M, Nixon P and Lawrence P. 2004
Special Guardianship
£12.00
The Reader analyses Special Guardianship provisions and explores its potential use in meeting children’s needs when they cannot return home.
Editors: Jordan L and Lindley B. Contributors include: Lady Justice Hale and Sir James Munby. 2006
The FGC Toolkit
£25.00
A practical guide for setting up and running a family group conference service. Editor: Ashley C. Authors: Ashley C, Holton L, Horan H and Wiffin J. 2006. Pub. DfES, The Welsh Assembly Government and FRG
Understanding family and friends care: analysis of the social and economic circumstances of family and friends carers
£4.99
This report looks at data from a sample of households taken from a Government survey (entitled Understanding Society). The study identifies 77 kinship care children living in 68 households –“the Understanding Society carers”, and contrasts them with other families with children from the Government study. (FRG). Hunt J and Waterhouse S (2012).
Understanding family and friends care: local authority policies – the good, the bad and the non existent
£12.99
This examination of local policies is based on a Freedom of Information questionnaire sent to English authorities in October 2011. (FRG). Ed. Ashley C. Authors: Roth D, Aziz R and Lindley B (2012).
Understanding family and friends care: The largest UK survey
£12.99
Survey of 493 carers raising 762 kinship children – “the internet survey carers”. (FRG). Ed. Ashley C. Authors: Aziz R, Roth D and
Lindley B (2012).
Understanding family and friends care: the relationship between need, support and legal status
£12.99
In depth interviews with 95 households - the “interviewed carers”. (FRG/Oxford University Centre for Family Law and Policy). Hunt J and Waterhouse S (2012).
Wider Family Matters
£8.00
A Guide for Family and Friends Raising Children Who Cannot Live With Their Parents.
Author: Roskill C. 2007
Working with risky fathers
£14.99
Fathers Matter volume 3: Research findings on working with domestically abusive fathers and their involvement with children’s social care services.
Editor: Ashley C. Contributors: Roskill C, Fraser C, Featherstone B, Haresnape S and Lindley B.
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