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How to get a measles vaccine for children in Islington

Measles cases in Islington are rising. If your children have not had a free measles vaccine, talk to your GP and check our vaccination page for more info.

You can also book now for school-aged children at a local clinic.

Children's social care complaints policy

This policy explains how we handle complaints about children's social care.

  1. Introduction
  2. Our commitment
  3. What a complaint is
  4. Who can complain
  5. What you can complain about
  6. What you cannot complain about
  1. How to make a complaint
  2. Advocacy and support
  3. The statutory complaints process
  4. Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman
  5. Learning and improvement
  6. Contact details

Who can complain

Complaints can be made by:

  • children and young people receiving services
  • parents, carers, or legal guardians
  • foster carers, adopters, special guardians
  • any person with sufficient interest in the child’s welfare

Children and young people must be informed of their right to complain and offered advocacy support.

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