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The review, conducted Between July 2018 and March 2019, evaluates the Quality of care and reflects the views ddarparu and Experiences of Children Who oes Experienced residential care Placements.

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The organization's Chief Inspector, Gillian Baranski commented:

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The Findings in this report sit alongside our national overview report of Those of Local Authorities' care and support for care Experienced Children and Young People, published in June 2019. It reduced the disappointing reviews are in our Findings Contained not new, and the majority of sydd donâ require ychwanegol resources to ACHIEVE. "

Next steps

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Findings from this report summarises the CIW National Review of Care Homes for Children Between July 2018 and March 2019. The registered care homes for review Covers a range of residential childrens darparu Placements, cynnwys residential short Breaks for disabled childrens, ond Excluding diogel darpariaeth.

Aims of the national review

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The Methodology

Can a self-registered Providers undertook assessment of eu rheoleiddiol;
CIW conducted Inspections in 56 registered care homes Across Wales refocusing on the Quality of outcomes for care Experienced childrens;
Voices from Care Cymru were commissioned by CIW to facilitate engagement events Across Wales with care Experienced childrens.

Key Findings

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