[PDF] Top 20 Multiple needs, 'troubled families' and social work

... the families had at least one child who had been the subject of a Child Protection Plan (CPP) and over a quarter ...on families; that is it includes whether a family has ever been on a CPP or LAC, compared ... See full document

... For social work, the “problem” of terrorism is however located in communities, who are often discriminated against due to racism and Islamophobia, and who are at the sharp end of economic damage wrought by ... See full document

... between families and social care services to bring about real and long term ...to social work approaches (Gibbons, ...and Families by the Labour administration in 2007 gave political ... See full document

... via social services, schools and housing teams, amongst others, although which agencies were involved depended on the circumstances of the individual ...a social worker told a mother that her family would ... See full document

... some social care ...study work carried out by Ipsos MORI found Troubled Families Programme keyworkers were working alongside social ...the work they could carry out with ... See full document

... of families deemed ...and social work, as well as criminology (Hughes, 2007; Matthews, 2009; Oliver, 2012; Bengtsson, 2015; Somerville and Bengtsson, ... See full document

... children’s social care pressures and provides significant ...helping families avoid statutory intervention and 76% of Troubled Families Coordinators, employees coordinating the programme in ... See full document

... Casey’s Troubled Families (2012) report runs alongside the extensive outlines of the Troubled Families policy and funding arrangements that the DCLG produced in ...of families derived ... See full document

... their needs, make connections, and avoid redundancies, the programs built relationships to coordinate services and make them more accessible to ...of Social Services allowed LSS’s parenting classes to ... See full document

... ‘decent families’ and ‘street families’ (see Wacquant, 2002 for a trenchant critique of this and similar ...‘feral families’ associated with the Maori population and, in parts of mainland Europe, it ... See full document

... involved multiple agencies working with families without sufficient coordination, shared knowledge of underlying issues or the resources needed to make a real difference, the whole household approach is ... See full document

... ideational social construction, but it has significant material underpinnings – in the growth of service sector employment – and implications – in subdividing the working class in ways that obscure and contain ... See full document

... the Troubled Families Programme present a difficult problem for social scientists: how to discuss the policies without accepting and appearing to legitimise the problematic framing of social ... See full document

... as social justice, human rights, collective responsibility and respect for ...in social work practice is the textbooks used for teaching social ...feminist social work and women ... See full document

... as needs (Schreiber et al ...child’s needs and their increased capacity for decision ...with families is essential for developing effectiveness in the learner, as well as acknowledging the propensity ... See full document

...  The Plan of Work identifies the overall Family Goal and Agency Goal of one or more agency. The goals should be meaningful to the family - this section may identify a family goal, as well as individual ... See full document

... information work as a facet of their illness trajectory ...information work as “networking, scouting out, coaching and training, providing and clarifying instructions, distinguishing between needs ... See full document

... We agree with the Klimáčková [22], that the needs of children and parents are different to everyone, and timely prevention and support creates long-term benefits for society and the family. It contributes to the ... See full document

... although Troubled Families workers were still mindful to keep a whole-family ...and Troubled Families workers were mindful of the need to apportion precious contact time across their caseload ... See full document

... with families and co-ordinating multi-agency packages of interventions (see Batty and Flint, 2012; Flint, 2012 for an overview of models and a summary of evaluation ... See full document