Early Intervention for Families with Multiple Problems

Capita’s 12th Early Intervention for Families with Multiple Problems Conference examines the Coalition’s strategy and provides a unique opportunity to hear from community budget pilot areas delivering locally driven programmes for early intervention.

As the National Campaign for Families with Multiple Problems moves over to the Department for Communities and Local Government, and with the creation of a new 'Troubled Families Unit', a multi-agency approach to early intervention is essential in turning around the lives of the more than 120,000 problem families.

As a result of reduced budgets, a sustainable focus on early intervention is more important than ever. This timely event will cover:

• The latest developments in Government policy
• Alternative funding options, including private sector investment and Social Impact Bonds and the role of Payment by Results
• Successful interventions involving a range of stakeholders, including,
  health visitors, Housing Providers and early years services.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from the key organisations setting and implementing the early intervention agenda.

• Hear from Graham Allen MP on the role of the Early Intervention Foundation and its first year's aims
• Gain insight from a Community Budget Pilot area on how to involve local partner agencies through the use of locality teams
• Learn how improving school readiness for children from disadvantaged families is helping to reduce the need for intervention later in life
• Explore the role health visitors play in pre-birth interventions and how Family Nurse Partnerships are engaging with at-risk families
• Examine successful methods of information sharing across partner agencies to ensure the most effective use of data in intervention programmes
• Understand how a Housing Provider has worked successfully with families on the verge of eviction