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Joanne Roney, O.B.E, Chief Executive of Manchester City Council (pictured centre) presents successful candidates with their certifications. Halina Zaslawsky, Central district E.H Hub manager (centre left) and Jeff Burns Early Help Project team manager (centre right), congratulate candidates. Congratulations go to; (in no particular order) Laura Wordsworth: Deputy Head teacher St Willibroads RC Primary School, Clayton. Lesley Gore: SE.N.C.O St James C of E Primary School, Rusholme. Suzi Evans: Family Liaison Officer, Grange School, Gorton. Sarah Morgan: M.C.C Sure Start Outreach. Yvonne Dervin: Martenscroft S.S outreach, Hulme. Rebecca Jones: Manager Martenscroft S.S outreach. Hannah Hill: Inclusion Support Worker, Claremont Primary School, Rusholme. Steve Bone: Keyworker, Community Safety Team, Northwards Housing, Cheetham Hill. Sarah Sanders: M.C.C Sure Start Outreach Rusholme and Fallowfield. Pauline Crerar: M.C.C Sure Start Outreach Higher Blackley. Claudette Hermitt: Big Life Outreach, Ardwick. Kim Pierce: Martenscroft Sure. Start outreach. Ela Paton: Chorlton High School South, Chorlton. Lisa Maley: M.C.C Sure Start, Charlestown and Higher Blackley. Sam Walker: CAPS Parent Group Leader, Barnardo’s Wythenshawe Congratulations also go out to the following professionals who were unable to attend. Ali Shah: Safeguarding lead Deputy, Burnage Academy for boys. Niki Taylor: Pupil Support Manager | Deputy Safeguarding Lead, Dean Trust Ardwick. Tracy Short: SENCO/Safeguarding Lead, Abbey Hey Primary and Jennifer Cummings: Barnados, Early Years Outreach Support. You may have noted, that we can now confirm that the Early Help Assessment Practitioner Certification, has gained recognition and received accreditation by the Continued Professional Development Service (C.P.D). Don’t miss your opportunity to: Gain a more in depth understanding of how to undertake an E.H.A Gain a direct link to our various forms of support and information regarding the wider Early Help Journey. Gain accredited recognition for the Early Help work you do. If other members of your team are interested in gaining the certification and can begin the process by completing our E.H.A e-learning course they can contact me via email: [email protected] If you are in the process of completing the e-learning course, please remember that to gain the additional certification you must send a copy of your registered (post course) E.H.A for evaluation to email: [email protected] If you have or are experiencing any problems accessing your e-learning course, please do not hesitate to get back to me and I will resolve the issue as soon as possible. Email: [email protected] .

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