What is it?
National Groups
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Website- Haringey approach to enhancing child & family resilience.
- Fosters stable communities with a common language.
- Empowers collaboration among parents, carers & professionals.
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Published: 12/11/23
Description
The Haringey Anchor Approach:
- supports an increase in child and family resilience
- builds stable communities using a common language
- empowers parents, carers and professionals to work together
- uses tools and language in the home, schools and other settings to reduce school and home breakdown, reducing harm and increasing social inclusion
- equips adults to invest in healthy parent/ child relationships for improved social, emotional and mental wellbeing
- increases confidence of parents/carers to share knowledge of their children and successful strategies with professionals
- upholds the rights of children, listening to them
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Our model of working
The Anchor Approach has three defined strands to build resilience and wellbeing:
- Meeting bio-social (growth) needs
- Managing self - considering our responses to others
- Managing the environment - considering how the environment could be adapted
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