Local Government Association

This independent article from Alison Jeffery, Director for Children’s Services for East Sussex County Council is part of the LGA children and young people's mental health think piece series. Alison has written this piece in a personal capacity and explores the question 'what would a good 'whole system' set of services and policies to support mental health and wellbeing look like?'.

The employer standards survey gives a voice to occupational therapists, registered social workers and non-registered social care professionals. It ensures that the workforce is listened to and enables employers to be proactive in tackling challenges.

Presentations from this event are now available.

The LGA has developed a series of short explainer videos on cyber security topics, created specifically for non-technical members of staff in councils.

This independent article from the Children's Commissioner exploring early support for children and young people is part of the LGA children and young people's mental health think piece series.

This independent article from Lola, a young person involved with NSPCC’S Young People’s Board for Change is part of the LGA children and young people's mental health think piece series. This independent piece from Lola's own personal experience explores of the mental health system explores what can we do to develop a mental health system that works for children?

This independent article from Professor Jim McManus, ADPH President and Sarah Muckle, ADPH Policy Lead for Children and Young People is part of the LGA children and young people's mental health think piece series. The piece explores the question 'what are the conditions for ensuring good mental health and wellbeing in children, young people and families?'

Workforce team provides council chief executives and leaders with expert workforce advice and guidance to help develop tailored solutions to meet workforce needs.