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Welcome to C4EO
The Centre for Excellence and Outcomes in Children and Young People’s Services (C4EO) aims to help those working in the sector improve the life chances of all children and young people, in particular those who are most vulnerable.
Distilling the best academic research and combining this with effective frontline practice, C4EO offers a one-stop-shop to local authorities, Children’s Trusts and other partners, enabling them to access evidence of what works to improve outcomes for future generations, as well as receive hands-on support for practical solutions.
We hope you find this website useful. If you want to know more about any of C4EO’s services, please feel free to contact us.
What's new?
Latest news: Joint ADCS and C4EO call for effective local practice: Early Intervention and Prevention
The Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) and C4EO (Centre for Excellence and Outcomes in Children and Young People’s Services) are requesting examples of effective local practice for Early Intervention and Prevention, with a particular focus on support for those children, young people and families which present us all with the greatest challenge and, therefore, potentially the most significant costs if these are not addressed at the earliest opportunity.
More info on Joint ADCS and C4EO call for effective local practice: Early Intervention and Prevention.
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Latest news: Key elements of an effective whole-area child poverty strategy identified
Research collated by C4EO has found that an effective whole-area child poverty strategy should include effective multi-agency partnerships,
a focus on narrowing outcome gaps for children living in poverty and maximisation of family income as well as the active
participation of children, young people and families in its creation.
For an easy-to-read summary of the research read the Research Summary.
What can you do that is effective for families where positive change is difficult?
Five Knowledge Workshops relating to Safeguarding are taking place in March 2010 across the regions. Presenting high quality research, data, and local practice examples, and providing a space to debate and reflect.
More info and details of how to book your free place.
