What’s changing in the sector, what it means for providers and how it affects young people. Practical perspectives from Tee, alongside updates on what we’re building at Hande.
The government is promising new technical routes, more apprenticeships and a lower welfare bill. For young people approaching 18 in supported accommodation, the risk is not one single reform but several systems changing around them at the same time.
Customers kept asking for a way to create their own forms inside Hande. Sometimes they wanted different questions or a different structure. Sometimes they needed something specific to their service.
Ofsted has prosecuted its first illegal children’s home provider. The more important questions are why unregistered provision grew so fast, why enforcement is escalating now, and what legitimate providers should take from it.
New apprenticeship funding could open doors. For children’s homes and supported accommodation providers, the question is how we turn that national announcement into a real opportunity for the young person in front of us.
A social worker needs evidence by end of day. What that hour feels like when records are scattered, and what it looks like when they keep themselves.
Most incidents trace back to something the previous shift knew. A simple structure that carries it forward, every time.
Tasks drift. People forget. The story of the one problem Hande refuses to leave unsolved.
Explore how Hande brings care records, staff, property and audits together.
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