Analysis by the Local Government Association reveals that the top 15 private children’s social care providers are making an average profit of 23%. It is frankly unacceptable that private firms are profiting at all from vulnerable children, let alone when the care they provide is so often poor and is funded by public money, pushing councils to the brink. I commend the Government’s plans to tackle this urgent issue. Will my right hon. Friend also commit to properly fund not-for-profit and public sector provision to improve children’s social care and to end this obscene profiteering for good?
Children’s Social Care
Proceeding contribution from
Nadia Whittome
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Monday, 18 November 2024.
It occurred during Ministerial statement on Children’s Social Care.
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