If you don't know about this "once in a generation opportunity" you should!

I wanted much more from the launch of  "independent review for children's social care' in  England. The dispatch has been duly noted by interested parties such as the multi million pound business The Fostering Network but  I wanted the launch to be much louder. Do you hear me? MUCH LOUDER.Unlike the Independent Care Review in Scotland  launched by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon the English equivalent was  announced on Friday by Secretary of State for education Gavin Williamson.  Have we missed  a golden opportunity  to Marcus Rashford  this "once in a generation" independent review for children's  social care?   The statement on a  Friday, so we could all have a weekend to forget about it, had all the fanfare of tumbleweed on the main street of a deserted town.There is good news though. Josh MacAlister (33) is heading the independent review of children’s social care. [pullquote] “This is a once in a generation opportunity and if we get it right we will be able to set out  a future plan which can better guarantee safety, stability and love for children growing up in England”   - Josh McAlister[/pullquote] MacAlister’s experience matched with his age make him an inspired  candidate to head the review.  I mean it.   I  hope he can deliver a  stronger clearer message when the independent review begins in March. There is still time. Everyone should know about this review. EVERYONE.  I  want Joe Public,  the people who watch Gogglebox, to sit up:   social workers, fostering networks, children in care, adults who have been in care and families!Independent Care review for England begins March 2021. You can take part in the review and have your say  by clicking on the links in Josh MacAlister’s Tweethttps://twitter.com/lemnsissay/status/1353659881887248384