FAMILY & EARLY INTERVENTION
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Practitioners, who are professional family support workers, invest the necessary time to delve deeper into the root causes of absenteeism.
These practitioners receive training, supervision, and support from a specialized team with access to various resources.
Our practitioners implement a comprehensive family support approach that targets school absence both within and outside the school environment.
School-Home Support practitioners operate independently of the school timetable, providing additional dedicated support to families regarding attendance.
By working alongside schools and not for them, our practitioners maintain independence from schools and statutory services, offering unbiased support and guidance to families and children.
FAMILY & EARLY INTERVENTION
Our Practitioners
Our practitioner service operates with a focus on flexibility, allowing for customization based on each setting's distinct needs. The practitioners' approach is individualized, offering interventions without time constraints to acknowledge each family's uniqueness. Through a collaborative process, families are closely engaged in a comprehensive assessment to develop a personalized plan together. This tailored plan aims to enhance resilience, promote independence, and tackle the specific challenges unique to each family, equipping them with tools and resources for ongoing support.
FAMILY & EARLY INTERVENTION
Additional Support
Practitioners at Virtue Learning Hub Solutions, who are education professionals from diverse backgrounds, have versatile roles at VLH Solutions that encompass various delivery aspects. This comprehensive approach acknowledges the interconnectedness of family dynamics, striving to create a supportive environment within and beyond the school environment. Family support practitioners receive backing from a broader team with extensive expertise across multiple domains. Collaborating with external agencies and charities, we facilitate referrals for families and young individuals to access necessary services. Additionally, practitioners offer financial guidance, addressing issues related to housing, food banks, and benefits to assist those facing emergency needs such as food, travel costs, or furniture.
