The New Social Services Act But Do We Know How?
New legislation sets a higher bar for knowledge based practice. BelongAlways bridges the gap between what the law requires and what actually happens in the room with a child.
BelongAlways bridges the gap. With our 4 Pillars model and an intensive 6 week plan, we show how social services, together with the child's network, can work so focused that change becomes measurable after just six weeks.
Concrete, Measurable Change After 6 Weeks
The child's network activated around them not around the paperwork.
Person at Risk
Services
Network
Time
6 Weeks Measurable Change in Practice
Our 6 week plan is an intensive work process where social services, together with the child's network, build protection, trust and belonging. After just six weeks, change can be measured not in theory, but in the child's reality.
Do you want to know how you can put the law into practice? Read more →
Let's Put the New Act Into Practice Together
No obligation just an honest conversation about your reality and how we can help.
The law is clear but no one knows how. We are responsible for the gap.
The new Social Services Act gives municipalities the direction for stronger preventive work. Everyone knows what needs to be done but the question remains how it will become a reality in the encounter with children and families.
BelongAlways offers the answer. With our 4 Pillars model and an intensive 6-week plan, we show how social services, together with the child's network, can work so focused that change becomes measurable after just six weeks. The plan is not training for the municipality it is a concrete work process where social services, family and network step by step build protection, trust and belonging around the child or young person who is at risk of falling into trouble.
This is not theory it is a model that we use in complex cases and that delivers measurable results. In just six weeks, you can see how risk is reduced and protection is increased, in practice.
Do you want to know how you can become one of the first municipalities to put the new law into practice?