Reg 44: Progress Earns Praise for Exceptional Care and Support

All children are progressing extremely well and receiving the individualised care they need to flourish. 

Regis House, a key home under Progress Children’s Services, has received glowing feedback following its latest independent Regulation 44 review. The report highlighted exceptional care and the remarkable progress of children within its care. 

“All children are progressing extremely well and receiving the individualised care they need to flourish,” the independent Regulation 44 visitor remarked. This assessment underscores the staff’s commitment to fostering a nurturing and empowering environment. 

The report also praised the team’s focused efforts in documenting and celebrating the achievements of the children, further validating their dedication to recognising and reinforcing individual milestones. The recent Progress Annual Conference was singled out as a major success, leaving the staff inspired and reenergised to continue their outstanding work. 

Regulation 44 visits are monthly independent reviews mandated under The Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015. They ensure that children’s homes meet rigorous standards of safety, welfare, and quality of care. These visits provide impartial insights into operations while spotlighting areas of success and opportunities for continuous improvement. 

This recognition is a testament to the exceptional work of the Regis House team, who remain committed to providing the highest standard of care. “We are incredibly proud of our team’s dedication and the incredible progress the children are making,” said Tina Bhardwaj, Head of Children’s Services, Progress. “This feedback reaffirms our mission to empower every child to thrive.”