The HOME Inventory guide is a set of well-established and tested tools for undertaking a standardised assessment of parenting and other aspects of a child’s home environment that directly impact on the child’s development by gathering a picture of their day-to-day experience
shape challenging behaviour using strategies such as consequences and sanctions
The guide supports the practitioner to develop a child-centred approach
increasing the child’s ability to maintain personal safety when there are known risks in the environment
The Hope for Children and Family (HfCF) intervention resources consist of a set of resources for practitioners who work with children and families to support and enhance the quality of their direct work
HfCF Engagement and goal setting guide (including case-specific information record) apps The HOME Inventory guide isIntervention guide editors: Arnon Bentovim, Jenny Gray, Phil Heasman and Stephen Pizzey This guide introduces a seven stage model of assessment, analysis, planning and reviewing interventions in child wellbeing and safeguarding contexts that underpins the HfCF Intervention Resources, as applied to the practitioners own case. It also provides guidance on discussing actions affecting childrens health and development to support the practitioner: to