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Locally Developed Service Locally developed service Organisation Length of Local Authority Service Name of Has the service been Region delivering the Referral criteria service Links for further information Contact details for further information Area Type service evaluated? service offer South Tyneside North East Locally Evolve South Tyneside Parents who: Up to 18 No [email protected] developed Council Have had one or more children removed from their care months service AND Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant Blackburn with North Locally Blackburn with Parents who: Flexible No [email protected] Darwen West developed Darwen Borough Have had one or more children removed from their care service Council AND Are currently pregnant Rochdale North Locally NEST Rochdale Parents who: Have had one or more children 24 No [email protected] West developed Borough Council removed from their care within the last 2 years and months+ service EITHER Have no children currently in their care OR Are currently pregnant u Salford North Locally Strengthening Salford City Parents who: Have had one or more children 24 Yes, more information available View: Salford: Safeguarding Children News (August 2020) [email protected] West developed Families Council removed from their care within the last 2 years and months+ here service EITHER For information regarding the roll-out of Strengthening Families in Have no children currently in their care Greater Manchester please contact [email protected] OR Are currently pregnant u Sefton North Locally Step Together Venus Charity Women who: Up to 18 Yes, evaluation by Essex University View: Step Together | Venus Charity [email protected] West developed Have had one or more children removed from their care months service Stockport North Locally Comma Stockport Parents who: Flexible Yes, more information available View: ‘The Comma Project - Advice for professionals’ project [email protected] West developed Families Had one or more children removed from their care here leaflet here service AND Have no children currently in their care Tameside North Locally STARS Tameside Parents who have: Up to 24 No View: STARS Guide for Parents and STARS Guide for [email protected] West developed Metropolitan Had one or more children removed from their care months professionals project leaflet available here [email protected] service Borough Council AND Are currently pregnant under 12 weeks gestation AND Have no children currently in their care Kirklees Yorkshire Locally Mothers Living Women Centre Mothers who are living apart from their children Flexible Yes, more information available View: Women Centre - Mental health and wellbeing service [email protected] & Humber developed Apart from Kirklees here Tel: 01484 450866 service their Children Organisation Length of Local Authority Service Name of Has the service been Region delivering the Referral criteria service Links for further information Contact details for further information Area Type service evaluated? service offer Leeds Yorkshire Locally Futures Leeds City Council Young parents under 25 years who: Have had one or more children removed Up to 18 Yes - Internal evaluation, summary View: Futures - One minute guide [email protected] & Humber developed from their care in the last year months available on request service AND Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant Priority given to care experienc North Yorkshire Yorkshire Locally Inspiration for North Yorkshire Parents who: 24 No [email protected] & Humber developed Change County Council Have had one or more children removed from their care months+ service And Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant Sheffield Yorkshire Locally Project 6 Women who Approx 9 [email protected] & Humber developed Have had one or more children removed from their care months service AND Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant Lincolnshire East Locally TIME Lincolnshire Parents who: Up to 18 Internal evaluation but not publicly [email protected] Midlands developed County Council Have had one or more children removed from their care months available [email protected] service AND Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant Birmingham West Locally Breaking the Birmingham Parents who: Flexible Yes, Original BtC Programme View: ‘Breaking the cycle’ project leaflet available here Joanne Rogers Midlands developed Cycle Children’s Trust Have had one or more children removed from their care evaluated when delivered by After Breaking the Cycle Team Manager service Adoption 07927 665329 Expanded programme not yet evaluated Dudley West Locally Reflect Barnardo’s Parents who: Flexible No local evaluation but Reflect View: Black Country Roots - Reflect Dudley [email protected] Midlands developed Have had one or more children removed from their care model in Gwent evaluated. service AND Are not currently pregnant Staffordshire West Locally Breathing Staffordshire Parents who: Flexible No [email protected] Midlands developed Spaces County Council Have had one or more children removed from their care service AND EITHER Have no children currently in their care OR Are pregnant under 20 weeks gestation Telford and Wrekin West Locally Changing Telford and Mothers who: Flexible No [email protected] Midlands developed Futures Wrekin Council Have had one or more children removed from their care service Walsall West Locally Daisy Project Walsall Council Parents who: Up to 12 No [email protected] Midlands developed Have had one or more children permanently removed from their care months service AND Are currently pregnant between 12 and 24 weeks gestation Warwickshire West Locally Different Warwickshire Parents who: 24 Yes, more information available View: ‘Warwickshire Different Futures Interim Report - May [email protected] Midlands developed Futures County Council Have had one or more children removed from their care months+ here 2020’ [email protected] service AND Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant AND Are using long acting reversible contraception Cambridgeshire East of Locally Mpower Ormiston Women who: Flexible Early evaluation of Ipswich View: Ormiston Families - Working with communities [email protected] England developed (Fenland area Families Have had one or more children removed from their care Project by Essex University, more service only) information available here Norfolk East of Locally Mpower (Great Ormiston Women who: Flexible Early evaluation of Ipswich View: Ormiston Families - Working with communities [email protected] England developed Yarmouth, Families Have had one or more children removed from their care Project by Essex University, more service Norwich, Kings information available here Lyn areas only) Organisation Length of Local Authority Service Name of Has the service been Region delivering the Referral criteria service Links for further information Contact details for further information Area Type service evaluated? service offer Southend-on-Sea East of Locally Rise Southend-on-Sea Parents who have: Up to 18 Yes, ‘RISE Report - September 2018’ [email protected] England developed Borough Council Had one or more children removed from their care months project leaflet available here service AND Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant Suffolk East of Locally (1) Positive (1) Norfolk County (1) Parents who: 1) Flexible Early evaluation of Ipswich View: Suffolk County Council - Positive Choices service [email protected] England developed Choices Council Have had one more children removed from their care within the previous 2 years (2) Project by Essex University, more service (2) Mpower (2) Ormiston (2) Women who: Flexible information available here (Ipswich and families Have had one or more children removed from their care View: Ormiston Families - Working with communities [email protected] Lowestoft areas only) Hammersmith and London Locally Action for London Borough Parents who: Up to 18 No View: Action for Change - Best Practice Toolkit [email protected] Fulham developed Change of Hammersmith Have had one or more children removed from their care months View: Action For Change - Best Practice Tools e-newsletter service and Fulham Council Kensington and London Locally Action for Royal Borough of Parents who: Up to 18 No View: Action for Change - Best Practice Toolkit [email protected] Chelsea developed Change Kensington and Have had one or more children removed from their care months View: Action For Change - Best Practice Tools e-newsletter service Chelsea Council Lambeth London Locally Flourish Lambeth London Women who: Up to 18 No View: ‘Flourish Information Booklet for Women - March 2021’ [email protected] developed Borough Council Have had one or more children removed from their care months project leaflet available here service AND Have no children currently in their care AND Are not currently pregnant Westminster London Locally Action for Westminster City Parents who: Up to 18 No View: Action for Change - Best Practice Toolkit [email protected] developed Change Council Have had one or
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