The session will provide an outline of the children’s social care reforms, which are set out in The Families First Partnership (FFP) Programme Guide.
This session will focus on Family Help and how Leeds have adopted a ‘test and learn’ approach to ensure that babies, children, young people and families receive the most effective service when they need help.
The participants will come away with an understanding of the reforms and what Leeds are doing to shape services.
This training is being offered in response to legislative developments, to ensure practitioners are alert to changes which impact their practice.
The session is suitable for all practitioners working with children, young people and their families, senior leaders and managers.
Trainer details
Emma Ross & Anna Bedford, Early Help Locality Lead (East and SEND)
Delivery
This session will be delivered live on MS Teams and you will need to attend the full session, in a private space with no distractions.
This is an interactive session and in order for participants to fully engage we ask that you access the training using a laptop or PC only (no mobile phones or tablets).
Preparation for the session
Participants must have completed Introduction to Safeguarding Children and Young People training, or their in-house equivalent, or be a newly qualified social worker before they can access this training.
Charges
There will be no charge for attending this session, or for non-attendance. You are asked to cancel your booking, if you find that you are going to be unable to attend. This will free up places in the event that the session becomes fully booked.
Dates/Times
24 February 2026, 10.00am to 11.30am
Book your place on this webinar by following the above link.