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Integrated Working Update

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Integrated Working Update

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    2. 5 Integrated Working Workstreams

    3. IW multi-agency Training Programme CAF Awareness, Assessor and now eCAF 956 staff have received Awareness training 842 trained assessors 312 completed eCAF training to date

    4. Common Assessment Framework (CAF) CAF – process not just a form Holistic, baseline assessment Encourages use of common language and definition of need Increases better evidence based referrals Can be used as referral to single/ multi-agency or FSP/ YISP

    5. Red line shows no. of CAFs generated Jan 2008 – Dec 2008. Usual seasonal decline represented by dip in figures Jul – Sep and Dec. Red line shows no. of CAFs generated Jan 2008 – Dec 2008. Usual seasonal decline represented by dip in figures Jul – Sep and Dec.

    6. Key generators of CAF are Primary and Secondary schools Key generators of CAF are Primary and Secondary schools

    8. 0% represents a nominal value of 1.0% represents a nominal value of 1.

    9. FSP = Family Support Panel Blue columns represent the number of referrals made via CAF to the FSP from 2006 – to date. Burgundy columns illustrate how many referring agencies retained the LP role after the Family Support plan was drawn up. 58% of all school referrals to the FSP, retained a school based LP However, this is not particular to schools as the figures for nurseries (57%) and Health Visitors (61%) also reflect this trend. Social Services retain the LP role in 38% of cases (referred by Social Services).FSP = Family Support Panel Blue columns represent the number of referrals made via CAF to the FSP from 2006 – to date. Burgundy columns illustrate how many referring agencies retained the LP role after the Family Support plan was drawn up. 58% of all school referrals to the FSP, retained a school based LP However, this is not particular to schools as the figures for nurseries (57%) and Health Visitors (61%) also reflect this trend. Social Services retain the LP role in 38% of cases (referred by Social Services).

    10. Figures to support previous graph.Figures to support previous graph.

    12. eCAF As take up of CAF increases, need for robust IT system to support it becomes more important Supports entire IW process (not just CAF generation) Provides secure method for access, storage and transfer of CAF information Facilitates electronic referral Provides secure messaging Helps manage consent

    13. eCAF Progress System went live 22/09/08 (9 months to deploy) 1st Children’s Services IT system to go across the entire workforce 312 staff from across Westminster Children’s Workforce have completed eCAF training (in just over 2 ½ months) 77 service areas now generating/ accepting referrals via eCAF (including Assessment & Duty, EPS, EWS, Marlborough Family Service, all 5 Family Support Panels, Health Visiting Service, 29 WCC schools, Family Recovery Project, 17 Connexions PA functions, Housing, Rainbow, KIDS, Befriend a Family) 79 CAFs submitted online (877 paper CAFs)

    14. Practitioner comments about eCAF

    15. Concerns and how these may be addressed

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