Children's Trust
Suffolk Children's Trust brings together all organisations that provide services or support to children and young people in Suffolk. Through identifying where we can work more effectively together than alone, we aim to improve what we do and make Suffolk an even better place for children and young people to grow up.
Suffolk’s strategic vision for children and young people, as set out in the Children & Young People's Plan 2012 is to enable all children and young people in Suffolk to aspire to, and achieve their full potential, giving them the basis for a successful life as active members of their community.
The Children’s Trust Strategic Board
The Board is responsible for the overall direction of the Trust. It agrees the strategic direction and priorities. Its main functions are:
- Lead and give clear strategic direction to the priorities and delivery of the Children & Young People Plan (CYPP) and drive the whole system change in the needs of children, young people and families.
- Secure engagement of all relevant partners and hold iteself and individual partner agencies to account for CYPP.
- Decide on strategic priorities and investment/divestment decisions of joint resources.
- Ensure robust local arrangements for safeguarding.
The Board agreed Branding Guidelines for the partnership in October 2009.
Workforce Development
Governance
Key Strategies
Play Strategy (722.37 KB)
Anti Bullying Strategy (1.05 MB)
Vision for Learning (495.00 KB)
Parenting Strategy (981.54 KB)
Early Intervention & Prevention Final Strategy (587.00 KB) (UNDER REVIEW)
Young Persons Involvement Strategy (61.50 KB)- Involving Children & Young People
Young Carers Strategy (1.43 MB)
Suffolks Promise (195.29 KB)
Suffolks Promise Poster (109.09 KB)
Information Sharing Charter (191.18 KB)
Links
Information
Children's Trust Leaflet (391.31 KB)
What is a Children's Trust (1.38 MB)- Interactive Induction Pack
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