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Browse by theme   Select Theme Agriculture, Fishing   and Forestry Commerce, Energy   and Industry Crime and Justice Economy Education and   Training Health and Care Labour Market Natural and Built   Environment Public Sector   and Other Population and   Migration Social and Welfare Transport, Travel   and Tourism   More detailed topics for Childcare services    Adoptions  Care orders  Child protection  Day care for children  Disabilities of children looked after  Foster placements  Playgroup sessions  Respite care for children  Staff in children's homes   Article Results for Childcare services    Valuing Informal Childcare in the UK - September 2001 Outlines new methodology being developed by the ONS to measure and value the output of the household production of childcare.   Data Results for Childcare services    Children looked after by local authorities, year ending 31 March 2001: Regional Trends 37 This table shows the total children looked after per 1,000 resident population. It gives data for the children admitted, those ceased to be looked after and those looked after. It also gives data for the manner of accommodation: foster homes, community ...  Children looked after by local authorities, year ending 31 March 2002: Regional Trends 38 This table shows children looked after by local authorities per ten thousand resident population. It gives data for the children looked after, started to be looked after, ceased to be looked after, looked after at 31 March. It also gives data for the mann...  Calls and letters to ChildLine: by type of concern and sex, 2002/03: Social Trends 34 Voluntary organisations and charities also play a role in providing help to children who have problems. ChildLine, which runs a 24 -hour free telephone counselling service for children, counselled around 120,000 children in 2002/03. The majority of calls...  Calls and letters to Childline: by type of concern and gender, 1999-00: Social Trends 32 It is not just the state that provides help to children who have problems - voluntary organisation and charities also play a role. In 1999-00 Childline, which runs a 24-hour free telephone counselling service for children, received around 127 thousand cal...  Children on child protection registers: by gender and category of abuse, 2000: Social Trends 32 Children who have more serious problems and are considered to be at risk of abuse may be placed on a local authority child protection register. Registration takes place following a case conference in which decisions are made about the child's welfare, and... Show all 'data' results   Product Results for Childcare services    ONS Omnibus GB (The) The Office for National Statistics carries out the Omnibus Survey; a multi-purpose survey based on interviews with a sample of about 1,900 adults per survey month with one adult selected from each household. The Survey is a vehicle providing quick results...  Health of our Children (The) Report bringing together from a wide range of contributors an overview of the health of children in the UK, concentrating on the 1970/80s. It includes analysis and data covering demographic and economic changes to family structures, children's physical...  60 Years of Social Survey 1941 - 2001 A miscellany of archive information commemorating the 60th Anniversary of the founding of the Government Social Survey, now part of the Office for National Statistics (ONS).   Source Results for Childcare services    British Social Attitudes Survey (BSA) Series National Centre for Social Research, an independent non-profit research institute, carries out a series of annual surveys charting continuity and change in British social, economic, political and moral values in relation to other changes in society. Ea...  Child Protection Statistics We collect the details of referrals to child protection proceedings, and of registrations to the child protection register for Scotland.  Children Looked After Statistics Local authorities have a responsibility to provide support to certain vulnerable young people, these young people are known as 'looked after children'. We collect the characteristics of these children in Scotland.  Secure accommodation Local authorities have a responsibility to provide accommodation and support to children who need it. We collect the characteristics of these children and and capacity, usage and length of stay in these units.  Childminders survey, Scotland An annual survey of a sample of childminders in Scotland. The survey collects information on the childminders, including their age, gender, experience, qualifications, hours worked, pay and the charges made to parents. It also collects information on th... Show all 'source' results   Accessibility|FAQs and Contact Us|Terms & Conditions|Privacy Statement Link to us|Crown Copyright applies unless otherwise stated Related Links   More general topics  Personal and social services