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NSPCC Research in progress

Current projects of the NSPCC Research Department

• An evaluation of the case management review process in Northern Ireland and a scoping exercise of adverse incident reporting and alternative investigative systems
  
  
• Biennial analysis of Serious Case Reviews 2005-2007
  
  
• Children experiencing domestic violence: child protection service responses to police referrals
  
  
• Comparing child protection systems
  
  
• 'Constructive social work' in practice
  
  
• Costs and consequences of child abuse and neglect
  
  
• Disadvantaged adolescents and interpersonal violence
  
  
• Domestic violence and child contact arrangements in South Asian families
  
  
• Domestic violence and child neglect: An analysis of child protection policies and practices in England and Quebec
  
  
• Emerging practice in responses to child trafficking
  
  
• Evaluating government commitments to young witnesses in criminal proceedings: a national survey (May 2007 - October 2008)
  
  
• Evaluation of a common assessment framework and database for Wales
  
  
• Evaluation of the effectiveness and outcomes of CHIPS programme
  
  
• Improving joint practice in emotional harm and neglect
  
  
• Mapping therapeutic services for children and young people affected by sexual abuse
  
  
• National survey of child safety and victimisation
  
  
• Neglected adolescents: a review of the literature and the preparation of guidance for multi-disciplinary teams and a guide for young people
  
  
• Parenting experiences of lone white mothers with mixed parentage children
  
  
• Respect Works (working title)
  
  
• Safeguarding young people: exploring access to protective services and agency responses to young people (aged 11 to 17) who are maltreated
  
  
• Safeguarding children affected by domestic violence in London
  
  
• Safeguarding young people from exploitation and violence in teenage interpersonal relationships
  
  
• Towards safer organisations: a study with offenders in positions of trust convicted of sexual offences against children and young people
  
  
• What makes abuse stop?

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