Families often come into contact with children's social care due to parenting under adversarial conditions rather than causing harm. The need for a change in vision and values underpinning family safeguarding duties is crucial, emphasizing the importance of helping families raise their children. Lad

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The Nottingham City Safeguarding Children Partnership held a networking event focused on improving the attendance of vulnerable pupils. The event featured speakers from various organizations discussing important topics such as Ofsted inspections, supporting families, and education investment project

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This confidential document outlines a strategy for Medicaid outreach to children and families, emphasizing the importance of maintaining coverage, engaging community partners, and addressing the potential impact of enrollment changes. Initiatives include spreading awareness, collaborating with agenc

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This comprehensive overview delves into the structure and operations of the Children and Families Service, including details about the Early Help team, Youth Justice Service, Children and Families Practice Model, and Multi-Agency Screening Team. The provided information highlights the collaborative

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Medical Needs and Hospital Education Service, led by Service Manager Hannah Whittaker, provides educational support for children with medical conditions in Bradford. The service underwent staffing and structural changes in January 2021, ensuring specialized care for pupils at primary, hospital provi

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The Child Care and Protection Act of 2015, Chapter 20, addresses harmful social, cultural, and religious practices affecting children in Namibia. The Act prohibits practices detrimental to children's well-being, such as child marriage, and imposes penalties on those who subject children to such prac

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Family Resource Centers (FRCs) provide safe, accessible spaces for families to access coordinated services and support tailored to their needs. By promoting community engagement and utilizing a whole-family approach, FRCs aim to reduce child abuse, strengthen families, and support positive outcomes

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Assessment for development and learning in early childhood involves gathering and analyzing information about children's knowledge, skills, and understanding. Early childhood professionals use a variety of tools and approaches to assess children's progress, readiness, and support needs. They value f

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Activities Unlimited is Suffolk County Council's Short Breaks Service for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). They provide a web-based platform that promotes over 200 inclusive providers offering activities and sessions, along with Short Break personal b

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The One Family Approach in North Lincolnshire aims to create an integrated system that prioritizes the well-being of children and families. By focusing on strengths, community involvement, and empowerment, the approach seeks to improve outcomes and ensure safety, wellness, prosperity, and connectedn

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The Punjab Destitute and Neglected Children Act, 2004 outlines protections and support for children in need in the Punjab province, covering situations such as begging, abuse, loss of parents, and homelessness. It mandates the establishment of a Child Protection and Welfare Bureau, with provisions f

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Lewisham offers a range of services for children and families, including early years and childcare, education, mental health support, and resources for special educational needs. Various centers provide activities, support, and education for families across the borough. Online directories and resour

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Safeguarding adults involves protecting their right to live free from neglect and abuse by identifying risks and preventing harm. The Care Act 2014 outlines key responsibilities of local authorities in assessing adults' needs and eligibility for care and support. Legislation such as the Mental Capac

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Partners for Our Children, a part of the School of Social Work at the University of Washington, focuses on improving the lives of vulnerable children and families. They work to strengthen the child welfare system through evidence-informed policies, research, and community partnerships. Fostering Con

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GIRFEC (Getting It Right For Every Child) is a national children's rights-based approach aimed at improving outcomes from early intervention to child protection. It involves embedding culture, systems, and practice changes to ensure children receive the help they need when they need it. Every child

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Explore the community well-being model to make a positive impact on children and families. Learn how mental health problems affect youth and the importance of early intervention in promoting resilience and well-being. Discover strategies for accessible mental health interventions and empowering fami

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Home-Start Hungary offers support to families with young children facing challenges through a network of trained volunteers. The COFACE Expert Meeting in Budapest focuses on families in vulnerable situations, providing mental health-based support and positive parenting strategies. They recruit coord

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Families requested a review of the direct payments policy with focus on personal budgets, transparency, decision-making timeliness, and freedom in spending. The policy was reviewed in public events, compared with neighboring boroughs, and aligned with national legislation and local practices. All ch

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Explore best practices and insights from the field in helping sanctioned families succeed through Linkages Shared Learning Webinar. Understand sanctions basics, examples from Imperial and Tehama counties, coordination between CWS social workers and CalWORKs employment specialists, and collaboration

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This program offers a range of essential services like community garden, wifi hotspots, computer center, and social gathering areas for families to achieve self-sufficiency. It focuses on engaging families, identifying strengths, setting goals, and providing support in various life domains such as e

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Families are vital in helping children cope with the challenges of starting primary school. By nurturing their social, emotional, and learning skills with the support of educators and the school community, children's mental health and wellbeing can be enhanced. The provided content emphasizes acknow

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In Scotland, homelessness is a pressing issue that affects families and children significantly. With households becoming homeless every 18 minutes, over 13,000 children face the harsh reality of not having a stable home. The consequences are far-reaching, impacting physical and mental health, educat

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The local authority has legal duties to provide families with high-quality, accurate, and up-to-date information to make informed choices regarding childcare. The Childcare Act 2006 and Children and Families Act 2014 outline specific requirements for local authorities to offer information on childca

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Founded in 1837 as the Seamen's Widow and Orphans Association, Children's Friend and Family Services is a longstanding charity offering a range of mental health services and programs to children, youth, and families in the North Shore and Merrimack Valley regions. Services include outpatient mental

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Research conducted by Susan Golombok examines surrogacy families, highlighting concerns, comparisons with natural conception families, and the emotional dynamics within such families. The study explores parent-child relationships, psychological effects on children, and the evolving relationships wit

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Keeping The Promise initiative led by Gavin Henderson, Deputy Director of Keeping The Promise at the Scottish Government, aims to support children and families on the edges of the care system. By focusing on prevention, providing love and consistency to those in care, and improving overall support,

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Children benefit greatly from participating in worship alongside their families, absorbing valuable lessons and experiences even if they may seem bored. Encouraging parental involvement and modeling worship behavior is essential in nurturing a child's spiritual growth. This approach fosters a sense

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Early intervention for children with Down syndrome is crucial for their lifelong learning, behavior, and overall health. This involves support and advice for families, training programs, and collaboration with various experts. The focus is on integrating interventions into daily routines to make the

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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) provides essential information on leave types, eligibility, paid leave provisions, and access for employees impacted by COVID-19. It covers Emergency Paid Sick Leave (EPSL), Emergency Family and Medical Leave (EFMLA), and the qualifications for acc

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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) provides employees with Emergency Paid Sick Leave and expanded Family and Medical Leave due to COVID-19 related circumstances. The Act is effective from April 1, 2020, through December 31, 2020, offering up to 80 hours of Emergency Paid Sick Leave

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High Fidelity Wraparound (HFW) is an intensive team-based planning process designed to deliver coordinated, comprehensive, and holistic care to children, youth, and families facing complex needs and mental health challenges. It involves a multidisciplinary team, family members, care managers, and va

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The Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA Act) of 2014 aims to enhance transparency in federal expenditures. It directs the government to standardize and publish various financial reports and data compilations related to obligations, spending, payments, budget actions, procurement, and a

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Georgia's Parent Training and Information Center (PTI), Family to Family Health Information Center (F2F), Central Directory for Georgia's Babies Can't Wait Program, and State Affiliate of Parent to Parent USA collectively provide support, resources, and training to families of children with disabili

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Effective communication with children and their families is crucial in healthcare settings. Dr. Katharine McDevitt emphasizes the significance of building trust, enhancing patient outcomes, and reducing litigation through improved communication. The control of conversations, understanding children's

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Understand the role of resource parents in aiding children through transitions, learn techniques to support both children in care and their birth families, discover the therapeutic tool of Life Books, and develop the ability to create Life Books with children in your care. Highlights include buildin

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) poses significant challenges for individuals and families, requiring unique parenting approaches and lifelong support. The National Organisation for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (NOFASD) in Australia provides crucial information, support services, and advoc

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The President of the Family Divisions Public Law Working Group (PLWG) released a final report in March 2021, focusing on support for families prior to court proceedings. The report emphasizes the importance of collaborating with families, prioritizing the welfare of the child, and making timely and

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The Reaching Out, Supporting Families Programme, funded by The National Lottery Community Fund, aims to empower children and families to overcome adversity, learn together, and be active members of their communities. Through partnerships with voluntary and statutory agencies, the program has reporte

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The Wings for Autism program, created by Charles River Center in collaboration with the Massachusetts Port Authority, aims to provide a supportive travel experience for families including individuals with autism and developmental disabilities. The event, catering to 33 families, addresses challenges

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The Care Act 2014 brings changes to debt recovery practices for care and support services. It revokes Section 22 of the Health and Social Services and Social Security Act 1983 from April 2015, eliminating unilateral powers and aligning debt recovery with minimum requirements. The Act focuses on fair

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