Achieving Permanency for Children Through Re-unification.

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Achieving Permanency for Children Through Re-unification

hoping you will gain… an understanding of the key levers of successful restoration work the importance of the family care plan measuring progress prioritizing post-restoration

the restoration journey excellent mistakes from the UK restoring adolescents back home self-restoration Newpin Social Benefit Bond restoration model

Newpin over months 2-4 days / week pre-Newpin chat befriending from an experienced parent Family Play Program designed to build positive relationships between parents and children and promote children’s optimal development Home visits, restoration family plan and contact visits Personal Development Program includes group therapy and training workshops to develop personal and vocational skills a network of peer support centres designed to be social and supportive environments the Newpin model

two case studies Newpin member ‘Kayla’ Newpin member ‘Bonnie’

Newpin dvd – birth parents’ perspectives Embed DVD

themes

the family care plan ‘people generally hit what they aim at’ - Adapted from Lisbeth B. Schorr, Common Purpose, Strengthening Families and Neighbourhoods to Rebuild America

parents as contributors ‘We need to maximise the potential for children who are in state care to be safely re-united with their families’ - Professor Dorothy Scott

key elements Best interests of the child Clear plan Collaboration from all stakeholders going in the same direction Solid measurement of progress (evidence based tool and personal observation) Parents as contributors Culturally competent

hoping you will gain… an understanding of the key levers of successful restoration work the importance of the family care plan measuring progress prioritizing post-restoration

thanks and questions