Research and analysis

Specialist services for families on the cusp of, or in care proceedings

Ofsted good practice example showing how Eva Armsby Centre provides a specialised service for families in Tower Hamlets.

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Ofsted
Published
11 January 2013

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The Eva Armsby Centre provides a highly specialised court assessment, intervention and contact service for families in Tower Hamlets whose children are the subject of care proceedings. The Family Wellbeing model, introduced in 2011, is a multi-agency framework defining thresholds and tiers of intervention. Specialist services are now focused exclusively on families either on the cusp of, or in care proceedings.

Published 11 January 2013