Being Child-Centred
There is abundant literature outlining the benefits for local and central government agencies and ... attitudes to children. When your organisation chooses to consider how its decisions affect children, and do so visibly, it promotes a positive attitude towards children – among staff, clients and the wider public. Finally, children have the ...
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