Facts about care & custody
This short, interactive module is an ideal introduction for practitioners who are not specialists in care or custody. It includes a short quiz, discussions and an activity.
In 14 slides it covers:
- Who are we talking about?
- Why do young people go into care?
- Why do young people go into custody?
- The Care Leaver Covenant
- Capricorn
- The Link between Care & Custody
- Links for Further Reading & research
EVERYONE IS UNIQUE, FOR THE SYSTEM TO WORK EACH YOUNG PERSON HAS TO BE UNDERSTOOD (IN TERMS OF) THE SITUATION WHERE THEY COME FROM”
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The presentation is flexible for you to adapt to your group’s needs.
Estimated time to deliver to a group: 40-60 minutes.
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Facts & Figures
Downloadtraining guides/handouts
Capricorn Exercise: For the pairs/small group exercise on slide 12 you will need to print one copy for each pair/small group.
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Capricorn Exercise
Downloadfurther reading
useful links
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