Child Protection  ·  Level 6
Child Welfare Programs
Chapter 3: Implement child welfare intervention plan
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⚑ What you will be able to do

By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:

  • Link clients with the right service providers based on their specific needs.
  • Build strong partnerships with service providers to enhance child welfare support.
  • Obtain the necessary resources needed to carry out the intervention plan successfully.
  • Establish safety social nets to protect and support children as planned.
  • Provide ongoing support effectively, following the steps in the intervention plan.

These skills are essential because they help you make a real difference in the lives of children and families, ensuring they get the care and protection they deserve.

Chapter Practical Activities

Practical 1: Conduct initial child welfare assessment and document findings

Child Protection · Level 6
Child Welfare Programs
PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT
TIME: 4 HOURS
⬇ PDFCandidate Instructions (Candidate Tool)

Type: Individual

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:
1.  You are required to perform the following task:
i.  Conduct an initial child welfare assessment interview and complete the assessment form for a child aged 8-12 years as per the provided tools and guidelines.
2.  You have been provided with the following resources for the practical task:
Tools & EquipmentMaterials
PenAssessment form/checklist
Marker penConsent form
ClockManilla paper
⬇ PDFResources Required (Cutting List)
S/NItemQuantity
1Assessment form/checklist1 Pc per Candidate
2Consent form1 Pc per Candidate
3Pen2 Pcs per Candidate
4Manilla paper3 Sheets per Candidate
5Marker pen2 Pcs per Candidate
6Table1 Pc per Candidate
7Chair2 Pcs per Candidate
8Room1 Room per Candidate
9Clock1 Pc per Candidate
⬇ PDFAssessor Guide
Items to be EvaluatedMarks AvailableMarks ObtainedComments
TASK 1: Prepare and establish rapport
Wore appropriate PPE and maintained hygiene
(Award 1 mark for PPE use and hygiene)
1
Welcomed and greeted the child and guardian courteously
(Award 1 mark for proper greeting)
1
Introduced self and explained purpose of assessment clearly
(Award 1 mark for clear introduction)
1
Obtained informed consent from guardian and completed consent form
(Award 2 marks for properly filled and signed consent form)
2
Built rapport with child to ensure comfort and trust
(Award 1 mark for effective rapport building)
1
Sub-Total6
TASK 2: Collect child welfare information
Collected accurate personal information including name, age, address
(Award 2 marks for correct and complete data collection)
2
Identified behavioural and emotional cues indicating distress or needs
(Award 2 marks for at least two relevant cues identified)
2
Assessed physical health and nutritional status using checklist
(Award 2 marks for thorough physical assessment)
2
Noted social interactions and school attendance issues
(Award 2 marks for identifying social and educational risks)
2
Sub-Total8
TASK 3: Identify risks and needs and develop intervention plan
Identified at least three potential risks (emotional, physical, social, mental)
(Award 1 mark for each risk identified, max 3)
3
Outlined child’s needs based on assessment findings
(Award 2 marks for clear needs identification)
2
Suggested appropriate intervention services (e.g. counseling, family support)
(Award 2 marks for relevant service suggestions)
2
Formulated a follow-up schedule with assigned responsible person
(Award 1 mark for clear follow-up plan)
1
Sub-Total8
TASK 4: Documentation and session closure
Completed assessment form accurately and legibly
(Award 2 marks for complete and clear documentation)
2
Prepared case report draft and identified report recipients
(Award 2 marks for correct report preparation)
2
Summarized session and explained next steps to child and guardian
(Award 1 mark for clear session summary)
1
Thanked child and guardian and ended session professionally
(Award 1 mark for proper closure)
1
Sub-Total6
PRODUCT CHECKLIST
Assessment form completed with accurate personal and welfare information
(Award 3 marks for completeness and accuracy of form)
3
Risks and needs clearly identified and documented
(Award 3 marks for clear documentation of risks and needs)
3
Intervention plan including referrals and follow-up schedule clearly documented
(Award 4 marks for coherent and actionable care plan)
4
Sub-Total10
GRAND TOTAL38
ASSESSMENT OUTCOME:   ☐ Competent    ☐ Not Yet Competent (competent if at least 50%)

Practical 2: Develop Child Welfare Intervention Strategies for a Client Case

Child Protection · Level 6
Child Welfare Programs
PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT
TIME: 4 HOURS
⬇ PDFCandidate Instructions (Candidate Tool)

Type: Individual

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:
1.  You are required to perform the following task:
i.  Develop a detailed child welfare intervention strategy document of not less than 3 pages addressing identified needs and potential threats based on the provided client assessment data.
2.  You have been provided with the following resources for the practical task:
Tools & EquipmentMaterials
PensManilla paper
Marker penA4 exercise book
⬇ PDFResources Required (Cutting List)
S/NItemQuantity
1Pens2 Pcs per Candidate
2Manilla paper3 Sheets per Candidate
3Marker pen2 Pcs per Candidate
4A4 exercise book1 Pc per Candidate
5Table1 Pc per Candidate
6Chair1 Pc per Candidate
⬇ PDFAssessor Guide
Items to be EvaluatedMarks AvailableMarks ObtainedComments
TASK 1: Review client assessment data
Reads and understands the client assessment data
(Award 2 marks for thorough review and understanding)
2
Identifies key child welfare needs and risks from the data
(Award 3 marks for accurate identification of at least 3 needs/risks)
3
Sub-Total5
TASK 2: Develop intervention strategies
Formulates strategies addressing emotional, physical, social, and mental needs
(Award 4 marks for comprehensive strategies covering all aspects)
4
Includes alternative services and referral options
(Award 3 marks for identifying at least 3 relevant services)
3
Schedules follow-up and assigns responsible persons
(Award 2 marks for clear scheduling and delegation)
2
Sub-Total9
TASK 3: Document and present intervention strategy
Prepares a clear, organized intervention strategy document
(Award 3 marks for clarity and organization)
3
Uses appropriate language and terminology
(Award 2 marks for professional language use)
2
Presents the strategy logically and coherently
(Award 3 marks for logical flow and coherence)
3
Sub-Total8
PRODUCT CHECKLIST
Intervention strategy document covers all identified needs with clear, actionable strategies
(Award 5 marks for completeness and relevance)
5
Includes realistic and appropriate referral services and follow-up plan
(Award 4 marks for practicality and relevance)
4
Document is well formatted, legible, and professional
(Award 3 marks for presentation quality)
3
Sub-Total12
GRAND TOTAL34
ASSESSMENT OUTCOME:   ☐ Competent    ☐ Not Yet Competent (competent if at least 50%)
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🔒Coordinate and Facilitate a Multidisciplinary Child Welfare Team MeetingPractical 3
🔒Implement psychosocial support sessions for children as per intervention planPractical 4
🔒Facilitate Child Protection and Safety Measures in a Community Child Welfare CentrePractical 5
🔒Monitor and document child progress during welfare interventionPractical 6
🔒Conduct community sensitization on child welfare issues and intervention plansPractical 7
🔒Refer children to specialized child welfare servicesPractical 8
🔒Develop Child Welfare Intervention DocumentationPractical 9
🔒Evaluate Effectiveness of Child Welfare Intervention PlanPractical 10
Am I competent?

At the start of this chapter we promised you would be able to:

  • Link clients with the right service providers based on their specific needs.
  • Build strong partnerships with service providers to enhance child welfare support.
  • Obtain the necessary resources needed to carry out the intervention plan successfully.
  • Establish safety social nets to protect and support children as planned.
  • Provide ongoing support effectively, following the steps in the intervention plan.

Tick each one you can genuinely do.

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