Gather data known at current point and run 2015/16 BCC Baseline Monitor and review at regular intervals – 6 2016/17 BCC months/annual? onwards We have a multi-agency approach to early Agreed citywide approach to Family support 2015/16 BCC help with co-location at a local level to across multi-agency roles with strong improve identification and targeting of performance management to show positive resource impact at universal plus and additional needs levels This early help strategy assumes that early help will be delivered to children, young people and families with universal and universal plus level needs and that family support from the Hubs will offer support to families on the edge of care with additional or complex / specialist needs. Early Help ensures best use of targeted Early Early Years Review completed which recommends 2014/2015 BCC Years Services. a future model for Early Years – Full business case due March 2015 Early Help aligns with the Think Family Priority families have effective early intervention approach and supports the mainstreaming through the ‘Think Families’ programme of the approach There is a clear, understood interface with other services Think Family approach to family support is adopted more widely across family support in
Gather data known at current point and run Baseline 2015/16 BCC Monitor and review at regular intervals – 6 months/annual? 2016/17 onwards BCC We have a multi-agency approach to early help with co-location at a local level to improve identification and targeting of resource Agreed citywide approach to Family support across multi-agency roles with strong performance management to show positive impact at universal plus and additional needs levels 2015/16 BCC This early help strategy assumes that early help will be delivered to children, young people and families with universal and universal plus level needs and that family support from the Hubs will offer support to families on the edge of care with additional or complex / specialist needs. Early Help ensures best use of targeted Early Years Services. Early Years Review completed which recommends a future model for Early Years – Full business case due March 2015 2014/2015 BCC Early Help aligns with the Think Family approach and supports the mainstreaming of the approach Priority families have effective early intervention through the ‘Think Families’ programme There is a clear, understood interface with other services Think Family approach to family support is adopted more widely across family support in
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