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Principles drafted for centre outreach

25 Mar 2010

The new plans will focus on outcomes and “this means being clear about why outreach is being undertaken and how it will improve outcomes for young children and their families.”

Ros Bagnall, co-ordinator and senior family support worker at Prudhoe Children’s Centre in Northumberland, said, “The draft recognises the breadth of the work done by outreach staff…it confirms how key these staff are in bringing into centres the families most reluctant to engage but often most in need of support and services.”

“There is recognition for workers to be aware of the needs of the whole family. Including extended members – issues cannot be looked at in isolation, and families may require support from a number of agencies. Good partnership working is seen as a vital tool for safe effective practice.”

For further information visit Together for Children.

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