Family Hubs
The government recently announced £500 million towards families and early years services with £82 million specifically for Family Hubs demonstrating their ongoing commitment. This follows their commitment in the 2019 manifesto.
And the agenda for Family Hubs has really picked up momentum with many areas of government citing Family Hubs as a means to achieve policy objectives including Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) around parental conflict, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities [DLUHC] around delivering the Supporting Families vision of an effective early help system, and of course Andrea Leadsom MP’s review of early child health. Children’s minister Will Quince told the public services committee that it is his “ambition” for all councils move to the Family Hubs model.
Interface, being leaders in whole family working, integrated services etc. have supported many areas across the UK to design and deliver Family Hubs. Our work includes providing strategic support and challenge around leadership and governance, support with commissioning, sharing best practice across the UK and providing extensive training programs to over 12,800 practitioners.
We are a key conduit for sharing best practice across the country and have links to 90% of local authorities and partners.
Have a look in our:
- news section for updated news on Family Hubs
- resources section for useful tools, articles and publications
- training page for suitable training – specifically have a look at our Family hub training
- consultancy page for support options or just call us to chat through
- evaluation and service redesign pages
- Case Studies for where have worked and how we have supported
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Case Studies
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Cheshire West and Chester Leaders’ programme
The Leaders programme was a crucial element to achieving success in implementing the New Ways of Working initiative across Cheshire West and Chester Children’s Trust.Read More -
Darlington Case Study – Working Whole Family, Core Skills and Effective Practice
Darlington required a number of voluntary and statutory partners within the borough to become more aware of the concept of whole family working in line with the Care Act 2014.Read More -
Salford, Barton Moss - ACE's training
Interface delivered a one-day program to staff form the education team at Barton Moss, a Secure Children’s Home, within the group, there were teachers, higher level teaching assistants and speech and language therapists.Read More -
Level 4 Working with Parents (Intense support for families with complex needs) Training – LB Newham
Newham were looking for evidence based training for their newly formed team. The team were going to be working with families with high complex needs following the troubled families’ agenda. This is how Interface supported Newham...Read More