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
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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 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
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
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