Training and Support for Lead Practitioners

Module 1

Early Help for Children and Families Induction

 

Content:

  • What is Early Help
  • What is the Lead Practitioner role
  • What are Early Help Coordinators
  • Background to Early Help

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Module 2

Early Help Assessment and SMART Planning

 

Content:

  • How to complete an Early Help Assessment
  • How to include children, young people and families in the process
  • Overcoming challenges
  • Analysis in assessments 
  • What is a SMART plan?

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Please note you must have completed module 1 prior to booking on this session.

Module 3

The Team Around the Family and Measuring Impact

 

Content:

  • How to plan and run a TAF
  • Who should be involved
  • How to record the TAF
  • How to review the TAF
  • How to Evaluate Impact.

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Please note modules 1 and 2 must have been completed before booking on this session.

Other training available

Engaging Families

Content:

This training will explore what we mean by resistance when working with families and give an introduction to the key principles of strength-based working which has shown to be effective in engaging families.

On completing this course, participants will have a clear understanding of:

  • The different types of resistance and why parents may not engage with services
  • The key principles underlying strength-based working
  • The different types of strength-based working and how to implement these

How to support families to identify their strengths and resources

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Motivational Interviewing

Content:

The training provides an introduction to the key principles, skills and techniques of Motivational interviewing that can help to improve engagement with children, young people and families. T

 The technique can also be useful:

  • in building others self-confidence and trust in themselves
  • helping Individuals take responsibility for themselves and their actions
  • preparing individuals to become more receptive to change

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Did you know

The Safer Bradford Website hosts a range of multi-agency training courses both face to face and via e-learning to meet the needs of professionals and volunteers working with children and young people in the Bradford District.