Each area of the service has different eligibility criteria for referral.
The criteria is different for schools. Check how to refer if you're school staff.
Family Early Help: 'whole family' service
You can refer a family for extra early help if 3 of the following apply. The:
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parents and children are involved in crime or anti-social behaviour
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children have not been attending school regularly
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children need help
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adults are out of work or at risk of financial exclusion or young people are at risk of worklessness
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families are affected by domestic violence and abuse
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parents and children have a range of health problems
Family Early Help: education inclusion service
You can refer:
- permanently excluded children and young people
- children and young people at risk of permanent exclusion
- children and young people with persistent non-attendance
- schools seeking managed moves to prevent permanent exclusion
- children and young people missing education
Family Early Help: parenting
You can refer anyone with a child or young person under 18 who needs targeted help in managing a child or young person’s behaviour.