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Child Action North West

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Key Facts

Location

Blackburn with Darwen

Project Criteria

Parenting support

Contact

John Tempest
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Project funding

£127,000

Funding round

Round 2

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We provide a support service for the parents or carers of pupils from Darwen Vale, Darwen Moorland and Blakewater College and for pupils in transition from primary to these secondary schools who risk antisocial behaviour. We will be offering group and one to one interventions. . Beneficiaries will be identified initially through schools Inclusion Panels, then through wider referral.

Our objectives are to:

  • Reduce antisocial behaviour amongst targeted group
  • Increase parental involvement in children/young people's education
  • Increase quality of family relationships and improve family's problem solving skills

We have strong a partnership with Darwen Moorland and Darwen Vale & Blakewater College from our work in Round 1 of the Parenting Fund. In Round 2 we are working in partnership with Blackburn Diocese Board for Social Responsibility which will provide parent mentors to work alongside our parent support workers in one to one work. The volunteer mentors recruited and trained by BSR will continue to support parents after the formal intervention by CANW Parent Support Workers has ended. Parents supported by mentors will have the opportunity to become mentors themselves.

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The Parenting Fund is managed on behalf of DCSF by the Family and Parenting Institute - the operating name of the National Family and Parenting Institute

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