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£53m fund to tackle use of ‘illegal and exploitative homes’ for children deprived of liberty
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£53m fund to tackle use of ‘illegal and exploitative homes’ for children deprived of liberty
The government will provide £53m to tackle the use of “illegal and exploitative homes” for children deprived of their liberty through the creation of 200 new council-run placements. The money is a slice of the £560m in capital funding allocated in the government’s spending review for the development and refurbishment of children’s homes and the provision of foster placements, from 2026-29, and will be allocated among 49 local authorities. The De…
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