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Think Family- Improving Outcomes for Children and Families in Bridgend
Consultation has concluded
A draft three-year plan, ‘Think Family’, for improving outcomes for children and families in Bridgend County Borough has been developed by our Social Services and Well-being directorate. The plan sets out a clear set of strategic objectives and actions that will deliver sustainable and effective support for children, young people, and families in the county borough in the next three years.
The plan sets the direction for the work needed over the next three years to transform our services in line with national policy and best practice. There are seven key strategic themes which underpin the plan:
Hearing and acting on the voice of children and families
Securing a stable, well-supported, motivated, and permanent workforce
Improving practice
Maximising the impact of our services and interventions
A more effective response to families with complex needs
A draft three-year plan, ‘Think Family’, for improving outcomes for children and families in Bridgend County Borough has been developed by our Social Services and Well-being directorate. The plan sets out a clear set of strategic objectives and actions that will deliver sustainable and effective support for children, young people, and families in the county borough in the next three years.
The plan sets the direction for the work needed over the next three years to transform our services in line with national policy and best practice. There are seven key strategic themes which underpin the plan:
Hearing and acting on the voice of children and families
Securing a stable, well-supported, motivated, and permanent workforce
Improving practice
Maximising the impact of our services and interventions
A more effective response to families with complex needs
