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      • Child vulnerability is the outcome of the interaction of a range of individual and environmental factors that compound dynamically over time. Types and degrees of child vulnerability vary as these factors change and evolve. Age, for example, shapes children’s needs while also exposing them to potential new risks.
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  2. Figure 1 Approach to defining child vulnerability. Step 1. Rapid review of frameworks and groups. This review focussed on commonly used frameworks for working with vulnerable children and young...

  3. This report puts forward six areas of policy action around which child well-being strategies could be organised: empowering vulnerable families; strengthening children’s emotional and social skills; strengthening child protection; improving children’s educational outcomes; improving children’s health; and reducing child poverty and ...

  4. For the purposes of this report, ‘vulnerable children’ are defined as any children at greater risk of experiencing physical or emotional harm and/ or experiencing poor outcomes because...

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  5. It attempts to measure the number of vulnerable children in England by mapping the full range of difficulties a child might be living with, from physical or mental illness, to going hungry;...

  6. Understanding risk and vulnerability factors, and their individual and combined impact on children's lives, can help professionals identify which families may need extra support.

  7. Jul 4, 2019 · The Children’s Commissioner’s 2019 childhood vulnerability report examines the latest scale of, and trends over time in, rates of childhood vulnerability.

  8. Jan 13, 2022 · We are urging communities to come together to keep an eye on some of our most vulnerable children. Anyone who sees or suspects child abuse or neglect, or is worried about a child known to them,...

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