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Written by Administrator
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Welcome to the Dudley Children's Trust website which provides information for children and young people who live in Dudley or want to access local services. The site is also for parents, carers and the different agencies and organisations providing services for children and young people.
 We want to make sure that this new site develops by responding to your comments and suggestions so please take time to have a look around the site and let us know how we could make it more useful.
Please let us know of any other websites that you think others may like to know about so that we can include links directly to them. Thank you for visiting this site and for any comments and suggestions you make. |
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Written by Rob Hall
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ContactPoint will
enable professionals and practitioners providing services to children to share
and exchange information about children at risk or in need of support.
The purpose of ContactPoint is to help improve services to children with a
strong emphasis on early intervention and prevention. |
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Read more...
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Children and Young People's Plan 2008-2011 |
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Written by Rob Hall
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The Children and Young People's Plan for 2008-2011 has been approved by the Children's Trust Executive Board and is now available in the downloads area. |
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Dudley children and young people visit 10 Downing Street |
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Written by Rob Hall
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 Two young people from Dudley rubbed shoulders with the Prime Minister as they helped officially launch the government’s children’s plan.
Nine-year-old April Hamblin and 14-year-old Rebecca Harvey from NCH-led Dudley Children’s Fund were invited to help launch the 10-year plan along with 17 other children and young people from across the country.
See here for the full story! |
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Children's Workforce Induction Programme |
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Written by Rob Hall
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Information relating to the new Children's Workforce Induction Programme (CWIP) is now available to download.
The CWIP is an induction programme for everyone working with children, young people and their families. The programme, which is a 'springboard' for all new-starters in the "one childrens' workforce", underpins the five Every Child Matters outcomes.
For more information go to the downloads area. |
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