multi-agency approach to developing universal parenting support

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multi-agency approach to developing universal parenting support Solihull Approach multi-agency approach to developing universal parenting support

THE SOLIHULL APPROACH Containment Psychotherapeutic Reciprocity Child Development 2

Aims and Objectives To improve opportunities “to build the capacity of individuals, families and communities to secure the best outcomes for children and young people” (EA –ICSP) Increase positive parenting skills across East Ayrshire Strengthen the levels of community contact and support for families Improved joint working between and across agencies

Methodology Mapping exercise and literature review - 2006 Solihull conference Commitment from community planning partners Initial training – 2008 Reflection days Staff evaluation Commissioned research Locality multi-agency training team – 2009 3 year roll out planned – 2010 onwards Continual improvement and monitoring

Staff Evaluation 90% thought that their understanding of the approach is “Very Good/Fairly Good” 100% expressed “Yes” that they preferred this method of working 85% expressed “Yes” that they had noticed changes in families since using the approach 94% felt they has received adequate training 100% thought that more staff should be trained to use the Solihull Approach

Results Commitment from staff Tentative indication of positive results for children and families Highlighted as Best Practice – Early Years Framework HMIe - How Well are Children Protected and their Needs Met? ‘Shared language’ apparent at case discussions

Why It’s Important! Infant brain research Tackling the roots of violence (Wave Trust 2005) Economic investment (Work Foundation 2007) Building parenting capacity (Early Years framework 2008)

Way Forward Rickter Scale Measure impact for partners Measuring outcomes for children and families Roll out of training programme Supporting staff Sustainability

Contact details Solihull Approach Office Address: Vaillant Building, Dunster Road, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham. B37 7UU Tel: 0121 788 4719 Email: solihullapproach@solihull-ct.nhs.uk Website: www.solihull.nhs.uk/solihullapproach

Contact details Kathleen Winter Public Health Practitioner (Child Health) Kathleen.winter@aapct.scot.nhs.uk 01563 551529 Janie Allen Principal Officer (Early Education and Childcare) janie.allen@east-ayrshire.gov.uk 01563 578125

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