Your Choice Timeline experimentation – Page 11

2022

February 4

Last year London was awarded regional funding by the government's national Children’s Social Care Covid-19 Regional Recovery and Building Back Better Fund. For the first time London submitted a collaborative bid through LIIA, with excellent results.

January 25

Your Choice Programme Launch!

Your Choice is a London-wide £10 million, 3-year programme that at its core seeks to reinterpret the use of CBT principles within current best practice in violence-reduction and related partnership approaches to effectively supporting children affected by extra-familial violence and related harms.

2021

November 23

The LIIA Team is Hiring

Join LIIA team to support the achievement of our vision and priorities for London's children.

November 22

Benchmarking Data Updated with new DfE Publication

LIIA's Annual Visualised Report tool in Power BI has been updated to inlucde DfE's newly published data for Looked After Children 2020-21.

November 8

Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation Consultation

Support the survivors of domestic abuse and their children in safe accommodation – draft strategy for public consultation ending on 21st November 2021.

October 29

Children In Need Census Published

The Children In Need census was published yesterday with the figures for the last year covering the covid period.

October 18

£3.1 million boost for London’s recovery

London has been awarded just over £3.1 million from the DfE for its pandemic Recovery Plan.

July 29

£10million to help young Londoners avoid violence

London’s Directors of Children’s Services, in partnership with London’s Violence Reduction Unit, CAMHS providers and the NHS Violence Reduction programme have secured £10 million investment to support thousands of young people at risk of serious violence

July 20

Summer violence prevention approach agreed

Strategic Partners agree approach to preventing and responding to summer violence.

June 17

The ‘Case for Change’ report published

The 'Case for Change', the initial report of the Independent Review of Social Care has been published.