Learning & Development Courses

To enable foster carers who are supporting children to move onto their adoptive families to understand the theory and research behind the transition planning used by ACE and how they can best support the children through this process.

This virtual session aims to explore the lived experience of children on the autism spectrum to enhance our understanding of feelings, thoughts and behaviours of those with autism. It will also examine how professionals can support individuals on the autism spectrum and their families to achieve improved quality of life and better outcomes.  The examples included in this training will be based around children with autism spectrum conditions.

Employees that have been identified by their managers as needing to operate as fire wardens for their building.  The alphanumerical code at the end of the course title is for WCC admin purposes only.

Workshop on the management of allegations against professionals and volunteers working with children and young people in a position of trust. 

Retirement for many people involves an abrupt and considerable change to their pattern of life. This course aims, in a practical and supportive way, to consider this change and to offer information on financial matters.

This session will cover the four areas:
 • What is Early Help?
• How to creatively gather the childs voice
• Completing an Early Help Assessment
• Holding a team around the family meeting

Harmony at Home is Worcestershire’s approach to the Reducing Parental Conflict (RPC) initiative in partnership with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and organisations from our multi-agency Reference group.

This course is suitable for Family Support Workers, Teachers, Youth Workers, Social Workers and anyone who works in a voluntary or community group with young people.