March Newsletter – Removing profit from the care of children looked after

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The Health, Social Care and Early Years Group within Welsh Government has produced the first newsletter featuring contributions about the removal of profit from the care of children looked after, a process taking place between now and 2030. Updates can be found from Welsh Government, Care Inspectorate Wales, Social Care Wales, Association of Directors of Social Services Cymru, Foster Wales and Cwmpas. The newsletter also provides links to relevant websites and key contact points for further information.

Links to the current newsletter.

English: Removing profit from the care of children looked after newsletter: March 2026 | GOV.WALES
Cymraeg: Cylchlythyr dileu elw o ofal plant sy’n derbyn gofal: Mawrth 2026 | LLYW.CYMRU

Collectively this newsletter, and future editions, will be stored on the following portion of the Welsh Government website

English: Removing profit from the care of children looked after: newsletters | GOV.WALES
Cymraeg: Dileu elw o ofal plant sy’n derbyn gofal: cylchlythyrau | LLYW.CYMRU

Cymraeg: Dileu elw o ofal plant sy’n derbyn gofal: cylchlythyrau | LLYW.CYMRU

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