23 June 2016, Cardiff -
'Getting to Grips' is a one day course, which develops the themes of our highly successful 'Bigger Picture' half day workshops we delivered across Wales in December and January, through funding from the Welsh Government. The course will support people from a wide range of organisations to understand the distinctive Welsh lesiglative and policy framework for children and families, that has developed as a result of increasing devolution from Westminster.
The training will consider current Welsh legislation around children and families, Welsh Government policy and strategies on issues including how children's rights are being addressed through initiatives on child poverty, health, social care and education. The course will explore Welsh government programmes including Families First, Flying Start, Communities First and Integrated Family Support considering the roles and priorities of different sectors involved in delivering these, and the challenges faced by everyone.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will:
- Gain an overview of the political context and processes that shape policy in Wales
- Learn about Welsh Government policies and strategies relevant to children and young people
- Understand the national priorities for children and family services
- Explore how your organisation and key areas of work fit with the main policy areas concerning children, young people and families.
Who should attend?
Practitioners, manager and policy makers from all sectors and all organisations, keen to explore how their area of work fits in with the bigger picture of child and family policy in Wales. It will help organisations to prepare for predicted changes and to operate effectively within a multi-agency context.
About the Trainer
Cheryl Martin has worked with asylum seekers and refugees over a number of years and developed this course from her experiences of working with families and safeguarding children within a cultural context.
She has previously worked as Children's Services Manager at Welsh Women's Aid, the national umbrella organisation for domestic abuse in Wales. And has delivered training in a youth justice setting. Cheryl is a qualified counsellor and conflict resolution practitioner working as an independent mediator for a number of years. She has been a Trustee and chair of two charities over the past 12 years.
As a Level 3 Accredited Trainer Cheryl has delivered training in both domestic abuse and child protection to a wide range of audiences, including multi-agency training, statutory and voluntary agencies and professionals.
COST:
Members £80
Non-members £100
This course is also offered as in-house training, please contacttraining@childreninwales.org.
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