The second episode of Channel 4’s ‘15,000 kids and counting’ documentary on children’s social work screens on Thursday night at 9pm. The episode focused on social workers’ search to find adoptive parents for a two-year-old boy and a young brother and sister. As with the first episode, we hosted an online discussion where social workers could share their reaction to the show. Read what they had to say below. You can also replay our live chat on the first episode, which covered the child protection system and care proceedings.
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