These focus on the creation of new specialist family intervention teams, making much better use of voluntary support to reconnect with communities and improving the support to social workers so they have more time to spend with vulnerable children and young people. The funding will be used to introduce a series of measures that challenge the traditional ways of working, significantly reducing bureaucracy while improving outcomes for children in need of care and protection, and reducing spiralling demand for children's social services in the longer term. Creating Family Intervention Teams of practitioners that specialise in domestic abuse, substance misuse or mental health for example, to provide a service for adults but with a clear focus on outcomes for the child; Building a robust network of volunteers to work with children and families in their communities and support the Family Intervention Teams; Developing a team of highly skilled administrators to become Social Work Co-ordinators to undertake all the recording for Social Workers and reduce the time that they are office based; Establish a multi-agency Missing, Exploited and Trafficked Team (MET) specifically to address the needs of children and young people who repeatedly go missing.
Posted for Hampshire County Council Children\'s Services
Families can experience challenging times, with many receiving help from friends and relatives. But there are times when problems can seem overwhelmin...
Posted for Hampshire County Council Children\'s Services
To be an Independent Visitor (IV) is to be a trusted adult to a child or young person in care, where it is thought that this will be in their best i...
Posted for Hampshire County Council Children\'s Services
A range of services and interventions, including mentoring, will be offered to support young people aged 11+. The mentor will provide independent su...