A Fearless Frankness

by Dr. Craig Fees RMSA

The professional formation of psychiatrist Donald Winnicott, and a crucial lost episode in the history of therapeutic residential child care

A Measure of Success

An event which showed the long-term impact of Wellesley’s nautical training

A Brief History of Events and Trends from 1695 to 1969 in the Residential Care of Young Offenders in the UK

Archives- Raising the Questions

All the angles on child care records

‘The Hope is in Children’ (The Times, 6.7.1908)

by Professor Roy Parker

The 1908 Children Act

The Court Lees Affair

by David Lane

A scandal which rocked the approved school system and heralded its end

Family Group Homes

by David Lane

An important piece of child care history, but inadequately documented and worth reconsidering

Another Move for Admiral Boscawen

by David Lane

How the Admiral’s history tells the ever-changing story of child care

Conference: The Place of Ethics in the History of Child Care

The Annual Conference of the Child Care History Network : 11 November 2009

The Child Care History Network AGM and Autumn Conference

The Place of Ethics in the History of Child Care

CCHN - Child Care History Network

If you’re interested, why not join?

Jonas Hanway: Pioneer Philanthropist

by Robert Shaw

An outstanding campaigner for many causes

Residential Care - The Early Years

by Phil Carradice

The hopes, failures and achievements of the pioneers

“100 Years of Commitment and Dedication to Children”

by Anton Tobé

Celebrating the centenary of a Dutch children’s charity

The Legacy of Homer Lane

by David Wills

One of the great names of child care writing about another

The Curtis Committee From the Inside

by Jim Hyland

Historical manoeuvres to represent the Catholic viewpoint

Child Care: The Need for History

The Child Care History Network Inaugural Conference

HISTORY OF YOUTH & COMMUNITY WORK STUDY CONFERENCE

by Tracey Hodgson and Tony Jeffs

Lost Bridges and Residential Therapeutic Child Care:Howard Jones (1918 –2007) and Reluctant Rebels

by Dr Craig Fees

An appreciation of his career and the impact of his writings

Recurring themes in child care

by Robert Shaw

Constant concerns in a context of change

Child Care Past and Present

by Roger Bullock

Evaluating how things have changed over half a century

Social Care - A Reactive Profession

by Phil Carradice

Why services for children were developed, and why we need to study the past

Preserving History - and Making it Live

by David Lane

The Child Care History Network has been established

Fifty Years from Today

by George Lane

What will it be like for children in 2058?