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Who Is Generation Next?
On Wednesday 9th July, NCB and Ipsos MORI launched brand new research which for the first time, provides a broad understanding of the views, concerns and values of Generation Next – today’s children and young people born at the turn of the Millennium.
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The National Children's Bureau is a leading charity that for 50 years has been improving the lives of children and young people, especially the most vulnerable. We work with children and for children, to influence government policy, be a strong voice for young people and practitioners, and provide creative solutions on a range of social issues.

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Human rights close to home: children’s rights to healthcare in England
On International Human Rights Day, Keith Clements from the NCB policy team considers child health an...
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Integrated Review at age two – answering the questions
NCB has launched a toolkit to support local early years and health teams design and deliver the Int...
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Are we doing enough to educate young people about personal finance?
Young NCB member Chloe Lintern stresses the importance of compulsory financial education in all sch...
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Greater Expectations
'Greater Expectations' looks at how poverty and disadvantage still wreak havoc on children's lives, causing them to lag far behind their more affluent peers in almost all areas of their lives, from health to education, early development to housing. It revisits the work of a groundbreaking study published in 1973 - 'Born to Fail'. Read more at: www.ncb.org.uk/greaterexpectations

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NCB response to the Autumn Statement 2014
"The Chancellor's Autumn Statement has signalled that despite an apparently buoyant economy, there will be hard times ahead for many children and families as public spending is further curtailed to reduce the deficit."
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New advice for schools on how to teach children about HIV
In the run-up to World Aids Day, the Sex Education Forum has published new advice for schools on how to provide factual information about HIV and challenge the stigma associated with the virus.
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Human rights close to home: children’s rights to healthcare in England

Integrated Review at age two – answering the questions

Are we doing enough to educate young people about personal finance?

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NCB response to the Autumn Statement 2014

New advice for schools on how to teach children about HIV

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