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Child First Effective Partnership Practice Webinar Series
CHILD FIRST EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP PRACTICE
This webinar series is produced for Youth Justice Professionals, Directors and Executive Leadership within Children’s Services, Team Leaders from Virtual Schools, Social Care, Health, Troubled Families and Early Help Teams, as well as a range of frontline professionals from education settings across the phases.
Child First Effective Partnership Practice Webinar 1#
Working with Schools
Targeted speech and language assessments for primary and secondary children at risk of exclusion: Milton Keynes Youth Offending Service.
Child First Effective Partnership Practice Webinar 2#
Outstanding Child First Partnership Practice in Staffordshire and Blackburn and Darwen
Featuring “upstream” diversion and prevention in Staffordshire through local SEND networks, and highly effective multi-agency practice in Blackburn and Darwen
Child First Effective Partnership Practice Webinar 3#
Prevention as a partnership responsibility
It is not about waiting for a child to offend… it is all about early identification and early help… with the Youth Offending Team playing a critical role in all aspects of this.. in partnership with other agencies and services.
We are extremely grateful to colleagues from St Helens and Camden who described their provision, partnership systems and processes.
Camden featured an interconnected partnership provision within an Integrated Youth Support Service: the power of networking and intelligent systemic design. (Please find the PowerPoint slides here)
St Helens highlighted a prevention offer supported by a dedicated Education Re-engagement Mentor, working with children, schools and families, a weekly health panel, and a training offer to local providers (such as Care Homes). (Please find the PowerPoint slides here)
If you need an accessible version of the above files please email us at microlinkteam@microlinkpc.com
Child First Effective Partnership Practice Webinar 4#
2030 Vision: The Future of Child First Partnership Practice
A reflection on some of the advances in systematic thinking, Assistive Technologies and brain sciences that could have a dramatic impact on reducing the numbers of children entering youth justice pathways in the next decade.
Sharon Gray (YJB Board Member) and Marius Frank (leading the YJ SEND Quality Mark process since 2016) reflect on some of the latest advances in systemic thinking, assistive technologies and brain sciences that could have a dramatic impact on the numbers of children entering youth justice pathways in the next decade. You can also download the PowerPoint presentation (If you need an accessible version of this file, please contact: microlinkteam@microlinkpc.com
Child First Effective Partnership Practice Webinar 5#