prognosis is very promising conversely to consider a transition into the community prior to the full 12 week period. Everyone is focused on minimizing delay for children and where parents are clearly ready’ this programme will enable parallel planning to be fast tracked. ‘not We are clear that we are not able to offer the depth of work in 6 weeks that we could in 12. A 12 week assessment will be reviewed at six weeks with a recommendation meeting at ten weeks. It is vital that the Letter of Instruction is provided from the outset of the placement even if in draft form. At each review the LOI will be revisited to consider the progress of the assessment and the Chair will summarise the work to be done before the next review. Jamma Umoja will maintain independent views, whilst ensuring that there are close working relationships with key professionals and the family. Jamma Umoja’s assessments are underpinned by the Assessment Framework for Children and Families and the Five Outcomes of Every Child Matters. Jamma Umoja aims to make clear recommendations which will assist in making care plans which are in the best interests of children Professional arrangements Our professional practice is informed by key government guidance eg Working Together to Safeguard Children March 2015, the London Child Protection Procedures 5th Edition, National Minimum Standards for Residential Family Centres 2013 (Care Standards Act 2000); Regulations 2002 Residential Family Centres. We also have our own comprehensive set of professional policies and procedures to inform our practice.
prognosis is very promising conversely to consider a transition into the community prior to the full 12 week period. Everyone is focused on minimizing delay for children and where parents are clearly ‘not ready’ this programme will enable parallel planning to be fast tracked. We are clear that we are not able to offer the depth of work in 6 weeks that we could in 12. A 12 week assessment will be reviewed at six weeks with a recommendation meeting at ten weeks. It is vital that the Letter of Instruction is provided from the outset of the placement even if in draft form. At each review the LOI will be revisited to consider the progress of the assessment and the Chair will summarise the work to be done before the next review. Jamma Umoja will maintain independent views, whilst ensuring that there are close working relationships with key professionals and the family. Jamma Umoja’s assessments are underpinned by the Assessment Framework for Children and Families and the Five Outcomes of Every Child Matters. Jamma Umoja aims to make clear recommendations which will assist in making care plans which are in the best interests of children Professional arrangements Our professional practice is informed by key government guidance eg Working Together to Safeguard Children March 2015, the London Child Protection Procedures 5th Edition, National Minimum Standards for Residential Family Centres 2013 (Care Standards Act 2000); Regulations 2002 Residential Family Centres. We also have our own comprehensive set of professional policies and procedures to inform our practice.
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