Integration from Crisis, our interventions

Once our initial assessment has begun we are able to start the process of integration using our evidence based approach and ‘Intergated Care Plan’

The following outlines The Pillars of Parenting model used within the context of the ‘Every Child Matters’ framework outcomes.

These pillars are used when considering care planning strategies and can be used as identifiers within the residential environment.

Every Child Matters The five ‘Change for Children’ outcomes (DfES, 2003)

Pillars of Parenting The eight Pillars of Parenting outcomes and Children and Young People (Cameron and Maginn, 2008)

Be Healthy

• Receiving care and protection (Pillar 1)
• Experiencing close relationships (Pillar 2)
• Building up self-perception (Pillar 3)
• Developing a sense of belonging (Pillar 4)
• Becoming resilient (Pillar 5)
• Learning self-management (Pillar 6)
• Improving emotional competence (Pillar 7)
• Assuming personal and social responsibility (Pillar 8)

Stay Safe

• Receiving care and protection (Pillar 1)
• Experiencing close relationships (Pillar 2)
• Developing a sense of belonging (Pillar 4)
• Assuming personal and social responsibility (Pillar 8)

Enjoy And Achieve

• Experiencing close relationships (Pillar 2)
• Developing a sense of belonging (Pillar 4)
• Becoming resilient (Pillar 5)
• Learning self-management (Pillar 6)
• Achieving emotional competence (Pillar 7)
• Assuming personal and social responsibility (Pillar 8)

Make A Positive Contribution

• Developing a sense of belonging (Pillar 4)
• Achieving emotional competence (Pillar 7)
• Asssuming personal and social responsibility (Pillar 8)

Achieve Economic Well-being

• Building up self-perception (Pillar 3)
• Becoming resilient (Pillar 5)
• Learning self-management (Pillar 6)
• Achieving emotional competence (Pillar 7)
• Assuming personal and social responsibility (Pillar 8)

© R.J. (Seán) Cameron and Colin Maginn (2008).

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