Parent Child 2008 - Getting it right for families?

The Family and Parenting Institute's international conference

What every family and parenting practitioner, researcher and policy maker needs to know about family wellbeing and the dynamics of family relationships

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Conference updates

  • Beverley Hughes, Minister of State for Children, Young People and Families, to open PC2008
  • Maria Miller, Conservative Shadow Minister for Families addressing delegates at drinks reception
  • 2 new debates included on Commercialisation of childhood and Youth crime and parenting

Thursday 13 and Friday 14 November 2008
Church House, Dean's Yard, Westminster, London SW1P 3NZ
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Parent Child 2008 - Getting it right for families? - will be our fifth biennial international conference. Previous Parent Child conferences have covered Early Years, Adolescence, Family Futures, and Happy Families?

Parent Child 2008 will showcase a range of research, policy and practice issues relevant to improving family relationships and wellbeing and will be a 'must attend' event for anyone working in this sector.

This major conference will feature world-renowned plenary presenters, will debate the key current issues for family policy and practice and will bring together practitioners, academics, researchers, policy makers and the media. It will showcase the latest practical ideas to help practitioners tackle their everyday work to support families, whether in:

  • schools
  • children's centres
  • health services
  • adult/child social services
  • housing
  • youth justice
  • commissioners at PCT or local authority level
  • participation offices/local staff charged with the job of listening to customers.

The wellbeing of the family is one of the key current family policy issues

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Tanya Byron, Trevor Phillips, Mary MacLeod, Fiona Millar and Jenifer Saunders at the FPI reception

Last updated: 9th October 2008 at 11:10:32