Hi all
I am new to site, so this my 1st posting - I am currently doing NVQ and am asked about benefits of multi agency approach does anyone have any useful links I can use to read up on. I have written a basic outline but need more detail.
Please help 1 brain dead tigger here lol
xxx
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Hi and welcome to the forum! 
Off the top of my head, have a look at the Surestart site and follow any links to articles about Children's Centres - there is plenty of good practice there concerning multi-agency work. There's also the Common Asssessment Framework (CAF) which has multi-agency work at its heart - try Googling that, or maybe there's some CAF training local to you or someone you can ring to find out more?
I'm sure other people will be along soon to give you some other good ideas!
Off the top of my head, have a look at the Surestart site and follow any links to articles about Children's Centres - there is plenty of good practice there concerning multi-agency work. There's also the Common Asssessment Framework (CAF) which has multi-agency work at its heart - try Googling that, or maybe there's some CAF training local to you or someone you can ring to find out more?I'm sure other people will be along soon to give you some other good ideas!
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Hi and welcome to the forum! Off the top of my head, have a look at the Surestart site and follow any links to articles about Children's Centres - there is plenty of good practice there concerning multi-agency work. There's also the Common Asssessment Framework (CAF) which has multi-agency work at its heart - try Googling that, or maybe there's some CAF training local to you or someone you can ring to find out more?
I'm sure other people will be along soon to give you some other good ideas!
Off the top of my head, have a look at the Surestart site and follow any links to articles about Children's Centres - there is plenty of good practice there concerning multi-agency work. There's also the Common Asssessment Framework (CAF) which has multi-agency work at its heart - try Googling that, or maybe there's some CAF training local to you or someone you can ring to find out more?I'm sure other people will be along soon to give you some other good ideas!
Thank you for your help xx
Welcome from me tiggers35!
As usual, not much to add to what Wolfie has said - such a wise owl!
Maz
As usual, not much to add to what Wolfie has said - such a wise owl!
Maz
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