Vahvistu vanhempana –project (Inclusion FINLAND KVTL)

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Vahvistu vanhempana –project (Inclusion FINLAND KVTL) Strength and support for parents with learning disabilities and their families

History three projects before us First two projects gathered information and stories from Families and studies made abroad. There were group activities for the Families in chosen cities. The third project aim was to spread the knowledge about recognizing Families and supporting them. Enemmän otetta omaan elämään (2003 – 2005) Enemmän otetta ja osallisuutta (2006 – 2009) Äiti ei pysy kärryille (2010 – 2014) 

Vahvistu vanhempana (2017 – 2020) - Empower as a parent First one to focus on parenting skills The Aim is to create methods for supporting families that will live on in our organisation and network after 2020 Funding Centre for Social Welfare and Health Organisations (STEA)

Vahvistu vanhempana -project objectives We have viable methods of support for Families in use of our organisation by 2020 that our organisation can use that other organisation working with these Families can use This means that the methods of support we create have to be affordable accessible working for the families become part of our organisations know-how

Vahvistu vanhempana -project objectives Networking with organisations and professionals that work with Families Creating a Team of Experts by Experience We have a team of 5 people at the moment. We have a grandparent, a family with two toddlers, a single mom of a teenager and a mom whose kids have been taken to custody. We plan and design our methods of support with the help of their feedback and stories they tell about their life.

What we are creating: Parent-coaching process for 6 months For families with children under the age of 10. 2 group week-ends in the beginning and at the end of the process Families set their own goals for the 6 months We make home visits, keep in touch and support the families in attaining their goals Possible group meetings and/or online chats during and after the 6-month period

What we are creating: Support-sessions 1 – 5 meetings with us face to face or via internet solution focused therapeutic discussions whatever is on the parents mind, support to the right services For the parents and/or whole families and/or people who support them Can be held together with other professionals as partners

What we are creating: Group meetings and chats online Will be based on different needs of the families For example: parents whose children have been taken in custody; further developing Voikukkia® –peer support group method adults with learning disabilities who are planning/dreaming about becoming parents parents of teenagers Specific support for FASD families

What we base our work on All methods of support are solution focused and resource oriented Our frame of reference is socio-emotional learning We use tools of positive pedagogy

How we will DOCUMENT AND evaluate our work? Documenting and evaluating working process and themes arising from the Team of Experts by Experience Collecting and evaluating the stories from families Systematic process and peer evaluation with 2-3 partners Common feedback methods used in Solution Focused Therapy and Inclusion Finland KVTL