LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY
FAMILY
OUTCOMES PLAN
(Expanded Troubled Families Programme)
September 2015 – March 2020
Hackney Trouble Families Outcome Plan 2015 -2020
Every child in Hackney has the right to achieve their full potential, it is our shared responsibility to help them to do so
Introduction
In 2010/11 the government pledged to tackle 120,000 families that had adults out of work, children out of school and/or who were engaging in anti-social
behaviour. To meet this aim the Troubled Families Programme was launched in April 2012 as a 3-year initiative led by the Department of Local Government &
Communities (DLCG).
Hackney was required to identify, work with and turnaround 1000 families meeting at least two of the three Troubled Families Programme criteria by May
2015; this target was fully achieved in June 2015.
During 2012-15, of the 1000 families identified and attached to the Troubled Families Programme in Hackney 88% of the children identified as meeting the
education criteria improved their school attendance, and 92% of those meeting the offending/anti-social behaviour criteria showed a reduction in offending or
anti-social behaviour. 16% of parents meeting the out of work criteria entered in to employment.
In June 2013, the Government announced plans to expand the Troubled Families Programme for a further five years from 2015/16 and to reach up to an
additional 400,000 families across England. The Expanded Troubled Families Programme was launched nationally on 1st April 2015. Hackney joined the
Expanded Troubled Families Programme on 1st September 2015 and, over the next five years, will be identifying and working with an additional 3,720 families
meeting a broader set of criteria and supporting them to achieve positive outcomes.
Hackney has a strong reputation for delivering high quality child and family focussed interventions. Implementing the Expanded Troubled Families Programme
provides an opportunity to extend and build upon our partnership arrangements and our services to ensure that the high aspirations we hold for the children
and families of Hackney are realised through delivery of well-coordinated and outcome-focussed services. It is our ambition to achieve lasting and positive
change in individual families so we can strengthen whole communities for generations to come.
This Family (Troubled Families) Outcomes Plan sets out what we aim to achieve for families in Hackney with a range of complex needs over the next five years.
It provides guidance on who we will be reaching out to support and what we will do to support those families we reach to achieve better outcomes that are
significant and sustained.
Hackney Trouble Families Outcome Plan 2015 -2020
LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY FAMILY OUTCOMES PLAN
The Family (Troubled Families) Outcomes Plan has been created to help identify and address the needs of those families who have many of the multiple and
complex needs set out in the 6 criteria / family problems below:
1. Parents and
2. Children who
3. Children who
4. Adults out of
5. Families affected
6. Parents and
children involved in
have not been
need help: children
work or at risk of
by domestic
children with a
crime or anti-social
attending school
of all ages, who
financial exclusion
violence and abuse.
range of health
behaviour.
regularly.
need help, are
or young people at
problems.
identified as in need
risk of
or are subject to a
worklessness.
Child Protection
Plan.
The Hackney Family Outcomes Plan is a localised version of a co-developed London Troubled Families Outcomes Plan agreed across 32 London Boroughs. It
provides an area-wide set of significant and sustainable outcome measures applicable to all families attached to the Expanded Troubled Families Programme.
For example, if a family has met three of the above criteria e.g. has debt, a domestic violence problem and an unemployed adult at the point of engagement,
then relevant outcomes for these criteria would be drawn from the Family (Troubled Families) Outcomes Plan and form the goals against which significant and
sustained progress would be measured for this family.
Some indicators have several ways to demonstrate Significant and Sustained Progress; however the demonstration of only one is required. Where qualitative
sources of information to support an outcome are used, the London Borough of Hackney will use reliable, valid, measurement tools. All areas of change are
monitored and measured over a period of not less than six months to demonstrate sustained change.
The Hackney Family Outcomes Plan will remain an evolving process as new strategic priorities emerge, the workforce is developed and/or works differently,
data comes on stream and demand reduction ambition/objectives become more visible and therefore subject to change.
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Family Problem 1: Parents and children involved in crime or anti-social behaviour.
Parents and children
Children who have not
Children who need
Adults out of work or at Families affected by
Parents and children
involved in crime or
been attending school
help: children of all
risk of financial
Domestic violence and
with a range of health
anti-social behaviour.
regularly.
ages, who need help,
exclusion or young
abuse.
problems.
are identified as in
people at risk of
need or are subject to a worklessness.
Child Protection Plan.
Local Authority Strategic To achieve a safer community: Links to Youth Crime Reduction Strategy 2013-16 & Youth Justice Plan 2015/16,
Goal:
Indicators to assist in the identification of families (at either identification and/or engagement stage):
A) A child under 18 years old who has committed a proven offence in the previous 12 months;
B) An adult or child who has received an anti-social behaviour intervention (or equivalent local measure) in the last 12 months;
C) An adult prisoner who is less than 12 months from his/her release date and will have parenting responsibilities on release;
D) An adult who is currently subject to licence or supervision in the community, following release from prison, and has parenting responsibilities;
E) An adult currently serving a community order or suspended sentence, who has parenting responsibilities;
F) Adults or children nominated by professionals because their potential crime problem or offending behaviour is of equivalent concern to the indicators
above.
Interchangeable
Evidence of Significant Change & Sustained Progress:
Outcome
Evidence Source(s)
Outcome(s)
One or more of the change indicators below has been sustained for the
1.1 Offending rate by
Youth Justice
duration of the Order or licence, or 6 months, which ever is shorter
children in the family Services (YOT)
3
reduced
Childview
Frequency of offences has reduced by at least 33%
Police Arrest Data
Reduced severity of offences by 60%
and Merlin reports
Risk of serious harm is assessed to be lower than at the start of the
Custody Triage
intervention
Not returned to Court for non-compliance
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Early revocation of an Order for good progress
1.2 Offending rate by
Police (PNC)
One or more of the change indicators below have been sustained for the
adults in the family
5
duration of the Order or licence, or 6 months, whichever is shorter
reduced
OASYS (needs
assessment tool)
Number of offences has reduced by at least 20%
Community
Reduced severity of offences by 60%
Rehabilitation
Company (CRC)
Not returned to Court for non-compliance
National Probation
Risk of serious harm is assessed to be lower than at the start of the Order or
Service - nDELIUS
license
1.3 Reduction in anti-
Housing
Successful compliance with an ASB intervention
social behaviour
ASB Teams
across the family
Police
3
Frequency of ASB reports reduced by at least 60%
Fire Service
1.4 Reduction in police
Police
Number of police callouts to the family home reduced by 60%
call outs to family
5
home
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Family Problem 2: Children who have not been attending school regularly.
Parents and children
Children who have not
Children who need
Adults out of work or at Families affected by
Parents and children
involved in crime or
been attending school
help: children of all
risk of financial
Domestic violence and
with a range of health
anti-social behaviour. regularly.
ages, who need help,
exclusion or young
abuse.
problems.
are identified as in
people at risk of
need or are subject to a worklessness.
Child Protection Plan.
Local Authority Strategic Goal:
To improve aspirations and opportunities for all young people in the borough. Links to: 5 Year
Vision for Education in Hackney 2012 – 2017
Indicators to assist in the identification of families (at either identification and/or engagement stage):
A) A child who is persistently absent (As per current DFE Guidelines) from school for an average across last 3 consecutive terms;
B) A child who has received at least 3 fixed term exclusions in the last consecutive 3 terms;
C) A child at primary school who has had at least 5 school days of fixed term exclusions in the last consecutive 3 terms;
D) A child of any age who has had at least 10 days of fixed term exclusion in the last 3 consecutive terms;
E) A child who has been permanently excluded from school within the last 3 school terms;
F) A child who is in alternative educational provision for children with behavioural problems;
G) A child who is neither registered with a school, nor being educated in an alternative setting;
H) A child nominated by education professionals as having school attendance problems of equivalent concern to the indicators above because he/she is
not receiving a suitable full time education.
Evidence of Significant & Sustained Progress
Outcome
Evidence Source(s) Interchangeable Outcome(s)
2.1 Every child in the
One or more of the change indicators below have been sustained for
household is
Schools attendance
3
three consecutive terms
receiving suitable
records including
full-time education DfE census
Every child in the household has an attendance record of 90% and over
and attendance is
consistent
PRU attendance
All the children in the household are registered with a school
records
Full-time education provision has been accessed consistently
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Hackney Learning
Trust (Attendance
Child has successfully engaged in a re-integration plan including reduced
and Behaviour)
timetable
Virtual School
Child has successfully re-integrated into full-time education as part of a
re-integration plan
Child is achieving eduational attainment within Key Stage expectations
Children educated at home have had an Elective Home Education
assessment HLT within the last 12 months
2.2
Child has reduced
As above
fixed term
3
Child has had no more than 2 fixed term exclusions
exclusions
2.3 Child has reduced
As above
permanent
3
Child is not permanently excluded
exclusions
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Family Problem 3: Children who need help: children of all ages, who need help, are identified as in need or are subject to a Child Protection Plan.
Parents and children
Children who have not
Children who need
Adults out of work or at Families affected by
Parents and children
involved in crime or
been attending school
help: children of all
risk of financial
Domestic violence and
with a range of health
anti-social behaviour.
regularly.
ages, who need help,
exclusion or young
abuse.
problems.
are identified as in
people at risk of
need or are subject to
worklessness.
a Child Protection Plan.
To ensure children achieve their full potential. Links
to City and Hackney Safeguarding Children Board Business Plan
Local Authority Strategic Goal:
2015-17
Indicators to assist in the identification of families (at either identification and/or engagement stage):
A) Children who don't take up the Early Years Entitlement (A child who has been identified as needing early help);
B) Children identified as having social, emotional and mental health problems (A child who has been identified as needing early help);
C) Children who have been reported as missing from home and identified as of concern (A child who has been identified as needing early help);
D) Children who are repeatedly assessed under Section 17 or 47, of the Children Act 1989, but not deemed a 'child in need' (A child who has been
identified as needing early help);
E) Children who are subject to Early Help Assessments (A child who has been identified as needing early help);
F) A child 'in need' under Section 17, of the Children Act 1989;
G) A child who has been subject to an enquiry under Section 47, Children Act 1989;
H) A child subject to a Child Protection Plan;
I) A child who has been identified as at risk of sexual exploitation (A child who has been identified as needing early help);
J) child nominated by professionals as having problems of equivalent concern to the indicators above.
Evidence of Significant & Sustained Progress
Interchangeable
Outcome
Evidence Source(s)
Outcome(s)
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3.1 Children and Families
Children’s Centre’s
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One or more of the change indicators below have been sustained for a
assessed as needing
Multi-Agency Team
minimum of six months
help are supported to
(MAT)
improve outcomes
Take up of 2-year old entitlement for eligible children
Early Years Providers
Young Hackney
Attendance at 3 & 4 year-old entitlement
Housing Providers
Early Help intervention completed and no repeat referrals in the following
Children & Young
6 month period
People Resource Panel
Improved teacher, child or parent Strengths & Difficuilties Questionnaire
Lead Professionals
Score or similar standardised measure at case closure
Children’s Social Care
MAT impact evaluation shows a reduction in initial assessment score at
Services & MASH
the end of the intervention.
3.2 Child who has been
Children’s Social Care
Child and family no longer receive a statutory social work service and not
subject to statutory social
re-assessed as requiring statutory social work for a 6 month period (D, F,
work assessment no
G).
longer need statutory
interventions
No statutory social work assessments or s47 enquiries undertaken
following case closure
3.3 Child who have been
Child no longer in need of a Child in Need or a Child Protection Plan and no
subject to Child in Need
repeat Plan
As above
and Child Protection Plans
are safe and no longer
require a Plan
3.4 Child who has gone
60% reduction in incidents of going missing
missing or who has been
assessed as being at risk of
A child referred as at risk of child sexual exploitation has reduced risk
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exploitation is safe
Consistent engagement with Missing Children Social
Worker/MASE/Npower over a six month period
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Family Problem 4: Adults out of work or at risk of financial exclusion or young people at risk of worklessness.
Parents and children
Children who have not
Children who need
Adults out of work or
Families affected by
Parents and children
involved in crime or
been attending school
help: children of all
at risk of financial
Domestic violence and
with a range of health
anti-social behaviour.
regularly.
ages, who need help,
exclusion or young
abuse.
problems.
are identified as in
people at risk of
need or are subject to a
worklessness.
Child Protection Plan.
Local Authority Strategic
To create a thriving and prosperous community. Links to
Child Poverty and Family Wellbeing Profile 2014, Hackney Council Equalities
Goal:
Objectives 2012 – 2016, Mayor’s Priorities (A Place for Everyone Corporate Plan 2015-18) &
Sustainable Community Strategy 2008 - 18
Indicators to assist in the identification of families (at either identification and/or engagement stage):
A) An adult in receipt of out of work benefits;
B) An adult who is claiming Universal Credit and is subject to work related conditions;
C) A child who is about to leave school, has no / few qualifications and no planned education, training or employment;
D) A young person who is not in education, training or employment;
E) Parents and families nominated by professionals as being at significant risk of financial exclusion. This may include those with problematic /
unmanageable levels and forms of debt and those with significant rent arrears.
Interchangeable
Significant & Sustained Progress
Outcome
Evidence Source(s)
Outcome(s)
(Continuous Employment)
4.1 An adult dependent on LBH Ways into Work
Registration/attachement to Ways into Work programme of family member
work related benefits
registration form
over past 6 months
progresses towards
continuous employment
LBH Ways into Work
Employment support/training has been completed or attendance has been
action plan
for at least 3 hours:
IAG Session/careers advice and guidance
LBH Ways into Work
5
work focused/sector led training
job stencil
CV development
Interview skills/job search
LBH Ways into Work
Better Off at work Calculation (BOC)
sustained job stencil
Motivational training ie., GOALS/confidence building
Movement off out of work benefits into employment
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JCP off benefits and
work programme
Sustainment of employment for 13 weeks
statistics
Family member has volunteered to take part in a Work Programme and
placement completed or attendance has been for 13 consecutive weeks.
Significant and Sustained Progress
Interchangeable
Outcome
Evidence Source(s)
(Progress to Work)
Outcome(s)
4.2 Young people who are DWP / JCP
Engages with career planning process and takes steps to avoid NEET or
at risk of or who are NEET
become EET
are engaged in EET
DfE School Census
Key Stage 4 published
6
school performance
tables.
Young Hackney
4.3 Adults who are
DWP / JCP
Family member has undertaken and completed a work experience/
dependent on work
volunteer placement OR has attended a volunteering placement for 13
related benefits progress
Young Hackney
consecutive weeks (whichever is sooner)
towards the path to
employment
Money Advice Service
Family members are in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) and remain on
benefit; the outcome must satisfy the current Department of Work (DWP)
Jobcentre Plus
and Pension earnings thresholds.
Housing providers
Family member has undertaken accredited training, or qualification to
2 3
6
improve their skill levels and training / qualification completed OR has
attended for 13 consecutive weeks (whichever is sooner)
Family member improves their overall RAG rating on DWP 5 stages to work
assessment over the course of the intervention, plans in place for continued
engagement with employment and skills provision
Family member has either volunteered for the Work Programme or attached
to a European Social Fund provision in the last 6 months.
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4.4 Families in debt are
Housing Services
An income and debt re-payment plan is in place and implemented for at
able to budget their
least 13 weeks and there is no escalation in sanctions
Money Advice Service
income and expenditure
Citizens Advice bureau
No second Notice Seeking Possession
2
3
6
No new pay-day loans
In receipt of full benefit entitlement
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Family Problem 5: Families affected by domestic violence and abuse.
Parents and children
Children who have not
Children who need
Adults out of work or at
Families affected by
Parents and children
involved in crime or
been attending school
help: children of all
risk of financial
Domestic violence and
with a range of health
anti-social behaviour.
regularly.
ages, who need help,
exclusion or young
abuse.
problems.
are identified as in
people at risk of
need or are subject to a worklessness.
Child Protection Plan.
Local Authority Strategic
To strengthen families
Goal:
Indicators to assist in the identification of families (at either identification and/or engagement stage):
A) A young person or adult known to local services has experienced, is currently experiencing or is at risk of experiencing domestic violence and abuse;
B) A young person or adult who is known to local services as having perpetrated an incident of domestic violence or abuse in the last 12 months;
C) The household or a family member has been subject to a police call out for at least one domestic incident in the last 12 months.
Evidence of Significant Progress & Sustained Progress
Outcome
Evidence Source(s)
Interchangeable Outcome(s)
5.1 Families feel safe
One or more of the change indicators below has been
sustained for at least 6 months
Independent Domestic
Violence Advisors (IDVAs)
Increased safety for family demonstrated using at least
Housing providers, health
one of the following measures:
services
The level of risk as measured by Hackney Domestic
Police
Abuse Risk Assessment is reduced from high to
Children’s Services
medium or medium to low within six months
Youth Offending Teams
1
3
6
Where a family has been discussed at MARAC there
Local Police data and
is no subsequent MARAC referral within 6 months
intelligence.
Conviction / civil remedy / Domestic Violence
FAST
Protection Order in relation to perpetrator;
Multi-Agency Risk Assessment
Family home is made more secure through
Conferences (MARAC).
Sanctuary Schemes
DVIP report reduced level of perpetrator risk from
perpetator to victim
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DVIP report increased self-assessment of safety of
women from high to medium or mediucm to low
Engagement with woman’s services, one to one work (4
to 6 sessions), safety planning work
The young person/adult has not been the subject of a
MERLIN report in the past 6 months
The family has not been on the agenda of the MARAC in
the past 6 months
The young person/adult has not been the subject of a
MAP contact in the past 6 months for perpetrating a DV
incident
The young person has not been subject to a court order
or YOT casework for perpetrating a DV incident
The young person/adult has not been allocated to the
probation service for perpetrating a DV incident
5.2 Perpetrators engage in
The perpetrator has engaged in a
suitable programmes that
treatment/perpetrator programme and/or is receiving
address behaviour
Lists of perpetrator
therapy.
programmes and attendance to
1
3
be verified.
Engagement with DVIP men’s group or one to one work
Anger management courses compelted or clinical
intervention completed such as ‘Better Relationships’
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Family Problem 6: Parents and children with a range of health problems.
Parents and children
Children who have not
Children who need
Adults out of work or at Families affected by
Parents and children
involved in crime or
been attending school
help: children of all
risk of financial
Domestic violence and
with a range of health
anti-social behaviour.
regularly.
ages, who need help,
exclusion or young
abuse.
problems.
are identified as in
people at risk of
need or are subject to a worklessness.
Child Protection Plan.
Local Authority Strategic
To create a healthy community. Links to
Healthy Child Programme (Department of Health, 2015), Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2015-
Goal:
18
, CAMHS Framework 2013 - 15
Indicators to assist in the identification of families (at either identification and/or engagement stage):
A) An adult with mental health problems who has parenting responsibilities;
B) A child with mental health problems;
C) An adult with a drug and / or alcohol problem who has parenting responsibilities;
D) A child with a drug and / or alcohol problem;
E) A new mother who has a mental health or substance misuse problem and other health factors associated with poor parenting. This could include
mothers who are receiving a Universal Partnership Plus service or participating in a Family Nurse Partnership;
F) Adults with parenting responsibilities or children who are nominated by health professionals as having any mental and physical health problems of
equivalent concern to the indicators above. This may include unhealthy behaviours, resulting in problems like obesity, malnutrition or diabetes.
Interchangeable
Evidence of Significant Progress & Sustained Progress
Outcome
Evidence Source(s)
Outcome(s)
Families health is improved
One or more of the change indicators below has been sustained
through access to a range
Children’s Centres
for at least 6 months
of health services
GP’s
Review assessment demonstrates improved management of
3
long-term health conditions at case closure / step down from
Speech & Language Therapy
intervention
Service
Family improve uptake of health care services
Public Health
Health visiting service
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Midwifery
Improved health condition at case closure / step down from
intervention.
School Nursing Service
Minimum of 85% attendance at scheduled health appointments
Completion of a smoking cessation course
Smoking has stopped for 6 months
Weight management programme outcomes
All members of the household registered with GP
Children attend an annual dental check
Child immunisations are up to date
Specialist smoking cessation service outcomes
Weight management programme attendance (LEAP HENRY)
(IAPT GAD 7/PHQ 9 scores)
Substance misuse has
National Drug Treatment
Remains in treatment for at least 12-weeks of effective
signfigantly reduced or
Monitoring System.
engagement in drug or alcohol treatment programme.
stopped
Substance Misuse Services
Successfully completes drug or alcohol treatment as either
3
abstinent or occasional user.
GP’s
Successfully completes Drug or Alcohol Rehabilitation
Requirement
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Review assessment demonstrates reduction in harmful or
hazardous drug or alcohol use at case closure / step down from
intervention.
Reduced reliance on
A&E / London Ambulance
33% reduction in hospital admissions
emergency and crisis
Service
services
33% reduction in attendances at A&E
Homerton University Hospital
50% reduction in London Ambulance call outs
Adult Mental Health (AMHP
data)
50% reduction in Mental Health Act assessments
Perinatal Service/Mother &
Baby Unit
CAMHS
Emotional health and well-
SDQ
3 4
Improved clinical score as measured by evidenced based tool i.e.
being is improved
parenting daily hassles scale, SDQ
Parenting Daily Hassles Scale
Engagement with Family Nurse Partnership Service for minimum
Family Activity Scales
of 6 months.
Family Nurse Partnership
Family participate in a positive activity for 8 weeks or more e.g.
CAMHS
parenting course
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EXPANDED TROUBLED FAMILIES PROGRAMME – IDENTIFYING CRITERIA (Minimum of 2 Criteria must be met i.e. Criteria 1 & Criteria 4)
Criteria 3.
Criteria 1.
Criteria 2.
Criteria 4.
Children who need
Parents and
Children who have
Adults out of work
help: children of all
children involved in
not been attending
or at risk of
ages, who need help,
crime or anti-social
school regularly.
financial exclusion
are identified as in
behaviour.
or young people at
need or are subject
risk of
to a Child Protection
Plan.
worklessness.
a child who is persistently
An adult in receipt of out of
A child who has committed a
A child who has been identified
absent from school or;
work benefits
proven offence or who has
as needing early help i.e. no
take up of 2-year old
received an anti-social
Has received at least 3 fixed
An adult with mental health or
entitlement/immuinsiations or;
behaviour intervention (or
term exclusions or;
An adult who is claiming
drug and/or alcohol problems
equivalent local measure) in
Has social, emotional and
who has parenting
Is primary school aged and
Universal Credit and is
A young person or adult
the last 12 months
mental health problems or;
responsibilities
has had at least 5 school
subject to work related
conditions;
known to local services has
An adult prisoner who is less
days of fixed term exclusions
Has been reported as missing
A child with mental health or
experienced, is currently
than 12-months from release
or;
from home & identified as of
drug and/or alcohol problems;
experiencing or is at risk of
concern or;
and will have parenting
Has had at least 10 days of
A child who is about to leave
experiencing domestic
responsibilities on release
Are repeatedly assessed under
fixed term exclusion or;
school, has no / few
violence and abuse;
A new mother who has a
Section 17 or 47, of the
qualifications and no planned
An adult who is currently
mental health or substance
Has been permanently
Children Act 1989, but not
education, or employment;
subject to licence or
misuse problem and other
excluded from school
within
deemed a 'child in need'
training
A young person or adult who
supervision in the community
health factors associated with
the last 3 school terms;
is known to local services as
following release from prison,
Are subject to Early Help
poor parenting. (incl mothers
having perpetrated an
and has parenting
or
Assessments
who are receiving a Universal
A young person who is not in
incident of domestic
Partnership Plus service or
responsibilities
Is in alternative educational
or
education, training or
violence or abuse in the last
participating in a Family Nurse
An adult currently serving a
provision for children with
A child 'in need' under Section
employment
12 months;
Partnership)
community order or
behavioural problems or;
17, of the Children Act 1989
suspended sentence who has
Is neither registered with a
Has been subject to an enquiry
Parents and families
parenting responsibilities or;
school, nor being educated
under Section 47, Children Act
Adults with parenting
nominated by professionals
The household or a family
responsibilities or children
in an alternative setting or;
1989
as being at significant risk of
member has been subject to
who are nominated by health
A child subject to a Child
financial exclusion.
a police call out for at least
Adults or children nominated
Is nominated by education
professionals as having any
Protection Plan
one domestic incident in the
by professionals because
professionals as having
mental and physical health
last 12 months.
their potential crime problem
school attendance problems
Has been identified as at risk of
This may include those with
problems of equivalent
concern to the indicators
or offending behaviour is of
of equivalent concern to the
sexual exploitation
problematic / unmanageable
above. (incl. unhealthy
equivalent concern to the
indicators above because
Nominated by professionals as
levels and forms of debt and
behaviours, resulting in
indicators above.
he/she is not receiving a
having problems of equivalent
those with significant rent
suitable full time education.
problems like obesity,
concern to the indicators
arrears.
malnutrition or diabetes)
above.
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