Children die because data isn’t shared.
Surely the data that could protect a child is already joined up? It is not. A family can be known to the school, the council and the police, and still no one sees the whole picture until it is too late. In Bristol, the Think Family Database changed that, bringing together around 35 public sector datasets so that services can reach families before a crisis rather than after one. That is one city. What about every other child?






