Children and young people’s services on the Isle of Man will be independently inspected in September.
The Department of Social Care has organised the review which is looking at how the services meet users’ needs.
The review will be conducted by seven inspectors from the Scottish Government’s Care Inspectorate.
Findings from the exercise will be presented to Tynwald early next year.
Minister Chris Robertshaw says there a number of objectives:
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