Kaufman and Zigler (1987) estimated that around 30% of families repeat patterns of their childhood and intergenerational transmission is a major risk factor for next generation. To minimise risk of the repeating generational patterns of substance misuse, domestic violence, anti-social behaviour, crime and poor parenting, the Troubled Families programme was launched by the Prime Minister in 2011. The programme intended to reduce the high costs these families place on the public sector each year and in particular to improve children’s school attendance, reduce crime and anti-social behaviour as well as helping adults to get back to work (DfCaLG 2012) . Setting X has clear procedures of assessing and reporting ‘Troubled Families’ who are eligible
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According to SCR Amanda Hutton was not accepted as a white woman in Asian community (BSCB, 2013). Based on the number of children the couple had and duration of their marriage, the professionals working with the family probably assumed that she was accepted. Some of the children who attend my setting are mixed race and from this SCR I no longer assume that parents who are in interracial relationship are happily married. I also realise that there is no ‘typical’ profile for person who engage in harmful behaviour. In most reported cases of abuse, children are abused by parents, carers and other family members who live with the child. UK organization working with domestic violence victims, researched that majority of abusers are men but they may vary in terms of ethnicity, religion, age, sex. They come from all walks of life all class backgrounds and lifestyles. Very often abusers display different kinds of behaviours in public than behind the closed doors and most people who know them are usually not aware of their abusive nature (Respect, …show more content…
Improving the welfare of this generation and the next generation of children requires policies that look at the family as a whole and are effective when intervening. At the international level together with UN convention on the right of the child (1989) respecting children’s rights and charities and voluntary organizations campaigning to change. Nationally, safeguarding legislations and procedures that provide framework to support families and protect children. At community level, creating and implementing local strategies to ensure effective partnership between early years education, health and the police. Offering quality care for children with trained professionals who will be able to apply all that in practice and know how to respond in case of child
According to SCR Amanda Hutton was not accepted as a white woman in Asian community (BSCB, 2013). Based on the number of children the couple had and duration of their marriage, the professionals working with the family probably assumed that she was accepted. Some of the children who attend my setting are mixed race and from this SCR I no longer assume that parents who are in interracial relationship are happily married. I also realise that there is no ‘typical’ profile for person who engage in harmful behaviour. In most reported cases of abuse, children are abused by parents, carers and other family members who live with the child. UK organization working with domestic violence victims, researched that majority of abusers are men but they may vary in terms of ethnicity, religion, age, sex. They come from all walks of life all class backgrounds and lifestyles. Very often abusers display different kinds of behaviours in public than behind the closed doors and most people who know them are usually not aware of their abusive nature (Respect, …show more content…
Improving the welfare of this generation and the next generation of children requires policies that look at the family as a whole and are effective when intervening. At the international level together with UN convention on the right of the child (1989) respecting children’s rights and charities and voluntary organizations campaigning to change. Nationally, safeguarding legislations and procedures that provide framework to support families and protect children. At community level, creating and implementing local strategies to ensure effective partnership between early years education, health and the police. Offering quality care for children with trained professionals who will be able to apply all that in practice and know how to respond in case of child