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WEBINAR – Introduction to the Wakefield District Resilience Framework

Course overview

Wednesday, April 14^th 2021 9.15 am – 1.30 pm online event

Please book through Eventbrite via the link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/introduction-to-the-resilience-framework-tickets-148082028333

The sessions will enable you to:

Increase confidence in using the framework
Recognise how it can complement your work
Identify and overcome barriers to using the framework
Share best practice

By the end of the session learners will

Understand The Resilience Framework approach to working with children and young people and how it can be applied in to their own working practice.
Be able to use the Resilience Framework and its support tools to communicate effectively with children and young people.
Increase confidence to develop and use creative strategies (resources provided, new and existing interventions and activities) to build Resilience competences in children or young people.
Understand how the Resilience Framework can support practitioners in the assessments and processes to support children and young people be heard.

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