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Press coverage is an important part of spreading the message about the importance of early intervention and EIF's work, and contributing to the public debate about policy and services designed to support children, young people and families.

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Coverage 8 Jul 2022 EIF AND WHAT WORKS CENTRE BOARDS BACK MERGER

Children & Young People Now (CYPN).

Contributor:
Prof Nick Pearce
Coverage 30 Jun 2022 Racism ‘off-putting’ for minorities seeking family support

LocalGov.

Contributor:
Dr Jo Casebourne
Making the case Understanding needs Workforce & practice
Coverage 30 Jun 2022 Family support services need to do more to help minority ethnic families - report

Nursery World.

Contributor:
Dr Jo Casebourne
Making the case Understanding needs Workforce & practice
Coverage 21 Jun 2022 SUPPORTING FAMILIES GETS MAJOR REVAMP

Children & Young People Now (CYPN).

Contributor:
Stephanie Waddell
Families & relationships Understanding needs Evaluation
Coverage 9 Jun 2022 EYFS: How the lack of physical activity in Covid has hit learning

TES.

Contributors:
Max Stanford (former employee) and
James Mulcahy (former employee)
Childcare & preschool education Families & relationships
Coverage 25 May 2022 Children’s Social Care Cannot Be Reformed Without Recognising the Impact of Poverty and Austerity

Byline Times.

Contributor:
Dr Jo Casebourne
Families & relationships Social care Policy
Coverage 23 May 2022 EARLY INTERVENTION FOUNDATION IN TALKS OVER MERGER WITH WHAT WORKS FOR CHILDREN’S SOCIAL CARE

Children & Young People Now (CYPN)

Coverage 23 May 2022 Government commits to children's social care reform after review calls for a 'fundamental reset'

Nursery World

Families & relationships Social care Policy
Coverage 19 May 2022 Most children don't get enough physical activity following Covid pandemic, survey says

The Mirror

Parenting Coronavirus
Coverage 19 May 2022 Most children getting less than the recommended amount of physical activity to grow up healthily, survey finds

Early Years Educator.

Contributor:
Dr Jo Casebourne
Parenting Coronavirus