1. Halton Neglect Strategy GRADED CARE PROFILE AND TOOLS
Launch Event
GRADED CARE PROFILE AND TOOLS

2. How to identify Graded Care Profile
South Gloucestershire Practice Toolkit

3. Evidence Based Approach Informed by Observations and Chronologies
Graded Care Profile
Evidence Based Approach
Informed by Observations and Chronologies
Common Language and Understanding

4. Graded Care Profile Simple score basis
Professional Judgement still crucial

5. Graded Care Profile
Endorsed by Halton Children’s Trust and Halton Safeguarding Children Board as the tool to use in cases of neglect at all levels of Halton’s Levels of Need Framework.

6. Graded Care Profile
Strengths and achievements >>> <<< Difficulties and problems 1
All needs met 2
Essential needs met 3
Some essential needs
unmet 4
Many essential needs 5
Most or all essential
needs unmet
Universal Services
Level 1: Universal Plus
Level 2:
Multi-agency Planning
Level 3:
Multi-agency Plan to Protect from Harm

7. South Gloucestershire Toolkit
Range of tools which can be used to inform whether the Graded Care Profile is required – does not replace

8. Case Studies 3 Case Studies Discuss key issues
On tables use South Gloucestershire Toolkit/Graded Care Profile to decide which level of Halton Levels of Need Framework each case should sit.

9. Case Studies Feedback and Questions

10. Next Steps
Multi-Agency Training on Graded Care Profile (GCP) from September 2014.
HSCB will monitor implementation and effectiveness of strategy on identification of neglect and improved outcomes for children and young people
Expectation that use of GCP will become more evident in multi and single-agency audits of practice

11. Conclusion Launch does not replace training!
Feedback and evaluation – please complete
Thanks go to all the multi-agency partners who worked on the development of the neglect strategy – a true partnership!