Early intervention is the key here. If we support kids early, we have a much better chance of avoiding exclusion down the line. Teachers & schools are doing their best, parents are doing their best. We need real commitment and investment from the new govt to turn the tide.

Under-6s 'passed from school to school' as exclusions soar - one headteacher is bucking the trend trib.al/1jDJxc4

Living in poverty has a devastating effect on children’s and parent’s mental health. We’re backing Centre for Mental Health Children & Young People's Mental Health Coalition Save the Children UK’s call for a child poverty strategy alongside a cross-government mental health plan: cypmhc.org.uk/publications/a… #ADualCrisis

🚨New Vacancy alert. #JobAlert #supportworker Do you believe that every child deserves a brighter future? We are growing and need a passionate individual to join us as a Family Support Worker. Be part of changing lives at Chance UK and apply today: chanceuk.bamboohr.com/careers/41

This shocking and devastating data highlights the critical importance of ensuring that high quality early intervention care is not only well funded and accessible, but made a national priority too.

A lifetime of struggle is not a fate we should be accepting. Early intervention care is an essential part of tackling the growing numbers of people who are left to reach crisis point in adulthood. Read more about our views on early intervention at: chanceuk.com

Chance UK is calling on the government to invest in a brighter future for children in light of the latest Department for Education exclusion data. We need to ensure our youngest children aren't forgotten through quality early intervention. Read our open letter at:chanceuk.com/news/

Thanks to Children & Young People Now for highlighting the really concerning trend in very young children being excluded from school, and for the opportunity to talk about how Chance UK we’ve learnt how to turn this around. cypnow.co.uk/analysis/artic…

Our Mentoring Support program helps children aged 5-13 to thrive. We match them with qualified youth workers for weekly activities, social events, and goal-setting over 6-9 months. Together, we’re creating brighter futures!⠀#TooYoungToLeaveBehind

After the appalling events over the last few days, Chance UK want to share the message that we are stronger when we come together. We work with children aged 5-14 across London - we’re proud to be part of their community. They know we belong and are stronger together.

We’ve reached out today to other organisations in our local communities to share this message of community and belonging, flagging to them, & you, the support we provide. If you are in London and feel we could help – please reach out. Find out how to here: chanceuk.com/make-a-referra…

Division and hatred has no place in our community. Chance UK is deeply saddened by the events that have been unfolding. But here in London, we will continue to teach the young children we work with that they belong and we are all stronger together.

•The DfE should develop the evidence base on what works to support pupils who experience multiple suspensions. •Future research should continue to better understand the causes of suspensions and permanent exclusions.

Data like this shows us that exclusions have a detrimental impact on the lives of young people. At Chance, we know that early intervention is crucial for preventing long term consequences like the ones listed below. Find out more at chanceuk.com/exclusions/ #TooYoungToLeaveBehind

I'm thrilled to share the latest podcast episode with Vanessa Longley, CEO of Chance UK. We discuss challenges facing children and the transformative power of early intervention: youtube.com/watch?v=4VvHgJ… #Children #mentalhealth

Inspiring episode of Conversations to Connect with Vanessa Longley, CEO of Chance UK on challenges facing children and the power of early intervention. To learn more, reach out to Fenella Hawksley Partnerships & Philanthropy Manager. Listen here: tinyurl.com/55z6km52

Reports like this make it clear that early intervention is crucial, we see it every day at Chance UK. If we can find the children at the earliest point of need, and provide them with the support they need before they reach crisis, we can create a society where we can all thrive.

New Pro Bono Economics report for the Children's Charities Coalition shows children's social care services have reached tipping point. As supporters of #ChildrenAtTheTable, we’re calling for more funding and investment to turn the tide: buff.ly/3Xp1Dv3

Our workshops are here to help your year 6 child to thrive during their transition to Secondary School. Get in touch with us at [email protected] to find out more or to book your session today! #Education #Westminster #Septemberstarters

Please note that we will be able to accept new referrals from Monday 23rd September. If you need advice before then, please call us on 020 7281 5858