Children enrolled in social services in Worcester
Dear Department for Education,
I would like to request the following information in regards to children in care around Worcestershire between January 2012 and December 2017.
1.)The number of children in social care in the Worcestershire area between 2012 - 2017
2.) The number of children that have been adopted from the Worcestershire area between 2012-2017
3.) The number of children from Worcestershire that have left the social care system between 2012-2017
4.) The number of foster children currently in the Worcestershire area today compared to that of five years ago (2012)
5.) The leading age range of children that are enrolled into the care system?
Yours faithfully,
Rachael Turquand
Thank you for contacting the Department for Education. We can confirm that
we have received the Freedom of Information request you submitted.
We will respond to you within 20 working days.
Dear Rachael Turquand,
Thank you for your request for information, which was received on 14
January 2018. Your request has been allocated the reference number
2018-0002936. You requested:
“1.) The number of children in social care in the Worcestershire area
between 2012 - 2017
“2.) The number of children that have been adopted from the Worcestershire
area between 2012-2017
“3.) The number of children from Worcestershire that have left the social
care system between 2012-2017
“4.) The number of foster children currently in the Worcestershire area
today compared to that of five years ago (2012)
“5.) The leading age range of children that are enrolled into the care
system?”
The requested information is given in the attached document.
Further local authority level information can be found in the statistical
release Children looked after in England including adoption: 2016 to 2017
at
[1]https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics...
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Andy Brook, Data Insight and Statistics Division, 01325 340452
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