Family & Environmental Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 4 Factors Universal Needs Additional Needs Complex Critical HOUSING Essential and additional Most of the essential Most essential facilities No facilities present facilities present facilities are present but are not present leaving the child unsafe home may lack some Does the accommodation have basic amenities and Well maintained Largely adequate although In disrepair, despite the Dangerous disrepair facilities appropriate to the some areas of repair fact the caregivers could despite being able to age and development of present fix it repair things the child and other themselves/call on the resident members? Is the help of others, exposed housing accessible and nails live wires etc. suitable to the needs of House is clean. Most of the time the house Most of the house is dirty The entire house is disabled family members? Decoratively the child's is relatively clean, but can including the child's extremely dirty, filthy and Includes the interior and taste are catered for at times appear cluttered/ bedroom. Most of the smelly and in need of exterior of the in need of cleaning and house is in need of complete decoration. The accommodation and some redecoration may be decoration home is an unsafe immediate surroundings. required environment for the child Basic amenities include The home provides There may be issues of There is overcrowding. There is overcrowding that water, heating, sanitation, enough room for the family overcrowding. There may The tenancy/mortgage is significantly affects the cooking facilities, sleeping and there is no concern re be rent arrears at risk due to rent arrears; child. It is likely the arrangements and loss of accommodation anti-social behaviour etc. tenancy will be lost and cleanliness, hygiene and the family rendered safety and their impact on homeless Caregivers refuse to the child's upbringing accept specialist equipment or adaptation Family may have no for disabled child, thus recourse to public funds putting the child's safety at risk Family & Environmental Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Factors Universal Needs Additional Needs Complex Needs Critical Needs
Family & Environmental Factors Level 1 Universal Needs Level 2 Additional Needs Level 3 Complex 4 Critical HOUSING Does the accommodation have basic amenities and facilities appropriate to the age and development of the child and other resident members? Is the housing accessible and suitable to the needs of disabled family members? Includes the interior and exterior of the accommodation and immediate surroundings. Basic amenities include water, heating, sanitation, cooking facilities, sleeping arrangements and cleanliness, hygiene and safety and their impact on the child's upbringing Essential and additional facilities present Most of the essential facilities are present but home may lack some Most essential facilities are not present No facilities present leaving the child unsafe Well maintained Largely adequate although some areas of repair present In disrepair, despite the fact the caregivers could fix it Dangerous disrepair despite being able to repair things themselves/call on the help of others, exposed nails live wires etc. House is clean. Decoratively the child's taste are catered for Most of the time the house is relatively clean, but can at times appear cluttered/ in need of cleaning and some redecoration may be required Most of the house is dirty including the child's bedroom. Most of the house is in need of decoration The entire house is extremely dirty, filthy and smelly and in need of complete decoration. The home is an unsafe environment for the child The home provides enough room for the family and there is no concern re loss of accommodation There may be issues of overcrowding. There may be rent arrears There is overcrowding. The tenancy/mortgage is at risk due to rent arrears; anti-social behaviour etc. Caregivers refuse to accept specialist equipment or adaptation for disabled child, thus putting the child's safety at risk There is overcrowding that significantly affects the child. It is likely the tenancy will be lost and the family rendered homeless Family may have no recourse to public funds Family & Environmental Factors Level 1 Universal Needs Level 2 Additional Needs Level 3 Complex Needs Level 4 Critical Needs
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