NRPF and Human Rights Assessments – Children & Families
NRPF and Human Rights Assessments – Adults
About the course:
To identify who is eligible and who is not eligible for support under social services legislation.
The use legislation and case law to help resolve complex cases.
To learn how to complete a Human Rights Assessment on its own as well as incorporating Human Right Assessment into social care assessments and reports.
To employ good practice in assessing and supporting individuals and families.
Awareness of the resources that are available within the service and others.
Course benefits:
This course introduces key issues, relevant legislation and case law, assessments and human rights considerations, for adults, children & families and care leavers.
No recourse to public funds – introduction and overview
Key legislation
Assessing eligibility for support
Integrating Human Right Assessment in all social care reports and assessments – adults, children and families.
Seeking and finding support from country of origin embassy in UK or from the actual country or charity organizations
EEA rights and the habitual residence test
Good practice in assessing and supporting people with NRPF
Case studies
The final day is spent conducting a ‘live’ assessment with professional actors which is then subject to group feedback. This is a real ‘hands on’ course.