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2025 in Review: The Year of Silence (And Why It Happened)

2025 in Review: The Year of Silence (And Why It Happened)

```html If you look strictly at my output for 2025, you might say I failed. I published only one blog post. I attended zero events. My referral traffic—usually a sign of active networking—dropped by 98%. But failures are rarely just "failures." Often, they are just trade-offs. I want to share my...

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Looked After Child End Of Year Post 2024

Looked After Child End Of Year Post 2024

Company Website Statistics lookedafterchild.com: We've seen some incredible growth over the past year in our efforts to provide resources and support for looked after children. Here's a breakdown of some key statistics: Website Traffic Explodes: Our website traffic has skyrocketed! We've seen a...

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what qualifications do i need to be a social worker?

what qualifications do i need to be a social worker?

Introduction Social work is a profession that aims to improve the well-being and quality of life for individuals, families, and communities. caseworker play a crucial role in society by addressing social issues, advocating for social justice, and providing support and resources to those in need....

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Are Looked After Children Entitled to Pupil Premium?

Are Looked After Children Entitled to Pupil Premium?

Looked After Children, a term used in the United Kingdom to describe children who are in the care of local authorities, are indeed entitled to Pupil Premium. This is a form of funding provided by the UK government with the primary aim of raising the educational attainment of disadvantaged pupils...

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when can I stop being a looked after child?

when can I stop being a looked after child?

In the United Kingdom, the status of being a ‘looked after child’ or a child in care typically ceases when one reaches the age of 18. However, it’s important to note that this transition is not abrupt and is often accompanied by a period of preparation and support to ensure the young person’s...

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Press Release 30/08/2023

Press Release 30/08/2023

Looked After Child Limited, a leading online resource for children in care and their caregivers, is thrilled to announce the launch of several new website features designed to enhance user engagement and accessibility. In our ongoing commitment to making our content as accessible as possible, we...

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Looked after child has incorporated

Looked after child has incorporated

Looked After Child is officially trading as Looked After Child Limited. And is a limited by shares. It is formed of one director Li Jean-Luc Harris Looked After Child Limited, will make income via offering courses to looked after Children and to health and social care workers in the United Kindom....

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Is lookedafterchild.com Affiliated with Social Services

no, Looked after child is not affiliated, sponsored or partnered with social services, but are run by Care Experienced People, care workers and parents who want to make a difference and better impact to the lives of those in care. Check out Better Care Goal to find out more about our goal.

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Rebranding / Website Changes

Rebranding / Website Changes

We are back online after a short downtime to introduce some updates to our branding /  Looked After Child now has a new logo which better reflects the brands move into promoting the lives of children in care, its also a lot more modern we have also made a few quality of life updates to better reflect our mission and statement

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