Children & Young People's Services Resource guide for professionals

Hackney Child Wellbeing FrameworkUniversalAny identified additionalneeds can be met byuniversal services.Universal and UniversalPartnership PlusChild/young person’s needs can be metby universal services working togetheror with the addition of some targetedservicesHealth • Has had all ageappropriateinterventions inthe Healthy ChildProgramme• Is healthy and well,development is ageappropriate and hashad all appropriateimmunisations• Has a healthy diet andappears well nourished• Is registered with a GPand basic services suchas dentist, optician• Can manage owntreatment for anycondition e.g. asthma,and take part ineveryday life• Long-term conditions or serious illness• Frequent illness/accidents• Mild level of disabilityrequiring additional support to bemaintained in a universal setting• Developmental delay• Non-immunised• Significantly under/ overweight• Significant fFaltering growth of knowncause• Multiple A & E attendances• Language and communicationdifficulties• Missed appointments – routine andnon-routineComplex/High RiskChild/young person’s needs require specialistservices or a statutory response including Children’sSocial Care investigation and/or intervention (inbold)• Significant faltering growth of unknown cause• Significant developmental delay, disabilityor long-term condition where concerns aboutparenting capacity exists• Injuries not consistent with explanation given• Disclosure of abuse from child/young person• Serious concern regarding fabricated/induced illness• Evidence of physical, emotional or sexualharm or neglect• Complex disability that cannot be maintainedin a mainstream setting or without additionalsupport6Resource Guide for professionals | | Updated January 2013