Jackie Tolland – Director Parent Network Scotland.

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Jackie Tolland – Director Parent Network Scotland

Who we are Parent-led project Voluntary sector organisation Parent Network was part of Parentline Plus in London which was founded 1986 Parent Network Scotland came to being in 1999 Funded by the Scottish Government, Robertson Trust, Volant Trust and range of contracts for Voluntary Sector.

What we do Have parent facilitators and parent link volunteers who offer a range of courses, workshops and support networks Deliver capacity building training for parents Offer parents a safe setting to share experiences and support each other Acknowledge and reinforce what parents do well Develop parents’ confidence by offering tools to manage family life.

What we do Use approaches that are relationship based Use solution-focused approaches [Haim Ginott] Enhance parent-child communication [listening, language, ACT] Help parents explore their own and their child’s needs and feelings and how these relate to behaviour

Understanding behaviour

Why we do it 93% of parents said listening skills had improved 90% of parents said their understanding and attitude to their children improved 85% of parents said their situation had improved [33% very much] PNS Evaluation Report

How we do it 1. Informally Through local networks and agencies Building up relationships with key workers Drop in sessions/workshops Taster sessions to local groups

How we do it 2.Formally Partnerships with a wide range of agencies 8 week programme Pre work Post work

Pre and post support Pre Support allows for some introduction to group dynamics and language/materials used in the group Helps build trust and relationships Post support – build and maintains work already covered

Partnerships and referral routes Shetland Childcare Partnership Fort William Childcare Partnership Renfrewshire Community Learning and Development Inverclyde Community Learning and Development Action for Children – Fort William Social Work,Health Visitors and projects refer Self referral Many other informal contacts

Parent Networks Local parents are an untapped resource Parents attend for many different reasons Accessible support in their community Confidence is built upon Skills are sustained Children have access to wider networks

Parent Link Workers Supported in their role as parent link volunteers– 2 day leadership programme and 4 days training in group work (Parenting For All) Fully accredited and relevant Emphasis on linking feelings, need and behaviour

New Developments Capacity building for parents in the community New premises – leading to more face to face work 2 new development workers (general and disability focus)

Facilitator Developments Development Award Delivered in Glasgow, Fort William, Renfrewshire and Shetland 30 new trainee facilitators 6 new parentlink volunteers New 1 day training for professionals developed Waiting list for development award

What next Strengthen our contacts with LA’s Deliver our PCC project in more local communities Build more networks of parents Train more parents ULTIMIMATELY HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE LIVES OF CHILDREN