Children’s social care generates excessive profits – report
The competition watchdog calls the market for children’s home and foster care places “dysfunctional”. …
“It could have paid for better staff wages, or it could have just funded more children who need care, or at the borderline of potentially needing care or extra help. So I think it affects children, the ones in care, but it also affects the ones who could be in care or need to be in care, but aren’t receiving it.”
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