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Excluded from import

Social care for children

Seen on: Bradford's own Local Offer directory (kb5 platform)

Their own site: https://www.bradfordcft.org.uk/children-in-our-care/social-care-for-children/

Bradford

Why it wasn't imported

A general overview page from Bradford Children and Families Trust explaining what children's social care/safeguarding social workers do - broad general safeguarding content, not specifically SEND-scoped, and no single specific contact route (links out to further sub-pages). [Reconsideration reviewed 2026-08-14: submitter pointed to the trust's about-us/who-we-are page, arguing it covers disabled children. Checked that page and the trust's full site navigation directly - the only disabled-children mention anywhere is one passing phrase inside a list of partnership objectives; no dedicated Disabled Children's Team, SEND team, or 0-25 disability service exists on bradfordcft.org.uk with its own contact route. Declined - original exclusion stands, checked not just asserted.] [Second reconsideration reviewed 2026-08-15: submitter argued social care is one of the three EHC plan domains (education, health, social care), which is true in principle, but doesn't identify a specific contactable service on this page or elsewhere on the site beyond what was already checked. Declined again - the scope-relevance of social care in general isn't in dispute, the absence of a specific SEND contact route on this page is.]

Reconsideration requests

Declined

you must add this page as Social care is one of the three things in an Education Health and Care plan

Declined

https://www.bradfordcft.org.uk/about-us/who-we-are/ this page explains why this org exists. It is in fact the children's social care org for Bradford. Although you're right it's not very clear, across the site there are services mentioned for children, some of whom will have SEND, some of whom will have ehc plans

Declined

Social care is important in the EHC process, and linking to this website it a good idea, and this is probably the best page they've got

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