Children’s Partnership - professionals
Information and guidance for Early Help agencies so they can support families to make positive change.
These pages are for professionals working in Worcestershire with children, young people and their families to provide information on key partnership resources and training. Information for families can be found here: Virtual Family Hub
Posters and resources for Early Help
Some useful resources and posters that can be downloaded and printed.
Support for Youth Service Providers
Youth service provider information for support.
Worcestershire's Early Help practice
Information about the Early Help assessment, family assessment and Team Around the Family (TAF) guidance.
How to set up your settings Early Help Offer
Early Help helps support parents, carers and children when they may need further support or guidance.
Guidance for schools dealing with explicit materials
Managing risk and trauma after online sexual offending.
Levels of need guidance
This link sets out the local criteria for action when an early help response and the criteria for making a referral to local authority children’s social care.
Practitioners guidance for families affected by parents drinking
Advice and guidance from NACOA.
Strategies
Early Help strategy
The document outlines the Early Help strategy for how the partnership will work together to help and support children, young people and families living in the county.
Keep Me Safe Strategy
Read the Keep Me Safe Strategy.
Domestic abuse strategy
Read our domestic abuse strategy.
Related
We have developed this virtual family hub to give you a range of resources to help support you and your family.
We provide education support services and training to over 1800 early years settings, schools and post-16 providers in Worcestershire and surrounding local authorities.
Reducing Parental Conflict in partnership with organisations from our multi-agency reference group.
Information about the holiday activities and food programme, for parents and providers.
Provides support teaching pupils of statutory school age with a wide range of physical, emotional and psychological health needs.
Here you will find useful information about choosing the right childcare for your family needs.
Information, advice and guidance for looking after your mental health and emotional wellbeing.
The Education Engagement Team delivers statutory functions on behalf of the Local Authority, seeking to ensure each child’s and young person’s right to education. Find out about attendance and CME (Child Missing Education) policies.
Improving outcomes for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller pupils.
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