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produced a report on the sector. They found that large private sector providers of fostering services and children's homes appeared to be making higher profits in England and Wales than would be expected in a well-functioning market. They were concerned about the financial stability of some
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said children's homes have carried the "burden" of being seen as the last resort. The report also called for "greater central investment into training, research and development, underpinned by governmental support to develop the sector rather than constant criticism, suspicion and publicity.
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In July 2014 it published a report following reports that young people living in privately run homes in Rochdale had been sexually exploited. It called for a professional body for residential child care, and a professional qualification and registration of staff. The
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In 2022 the association complained that children in care were seen as criminals rather than victims. They said local residents objected to planning applications because they think their house prices will go down if they have a children's home in the area.
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children's homes being financed through private equity firms with high levels of debt. The association responded that the high costs highlighted were outliers which do not reflect those in the sector generally.
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Index

Sutton Coldfield
British Association of Social Workers
Competition and Markets Authority
"ICHA"
"Stark 'home truths' on state of residential child care revealed in damning report"
"Home Truths"
"Children in care homes 'seen as criminals not victims"
"Children's social care generates excessive profits - report"
Categories
Social work organisations in the United Kingdom
Organisations based in the West Midlands (county)

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