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- 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.
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The use legislation and case law to help resolve complex cases.
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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.
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To employ good practice in assessing and supporting individuals and families.
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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.
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No recourse to public funds – introduction and overview
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Key legislation
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Assessing eligibility for support
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Integrating Human Right Assessment in all social care reports and assessments – adults, children and families.
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Seeking and finding support from country of origin embassy in UK or from the actual country or charity organizations
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EEA rights and the habitual residence test
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Good practice in assessing and supporting people with NRPF
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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.