Family Group Conference Coordinator - Adult Welfare
Are you, or your team, looking to use Family Group Conferencing (FGC) in adult welfare? Curious about the growing use of FGCs with adults? Then this is the course for you.
While FGCs follow a structured process, working with adults brings unique challenges that require specific knowledge and upskilling. This full Coordinator training course enables practitioners to learn about and practice the FGC process within the context of adult welfare.
Should you already be trained in FGC Coordinator within the context of Child Welfare, we also offer a one-day conversion course.
Since 2007, we’ve been delivering FGCs in adult settings - across both statutory and community-based services. This course draws on that extensive, hands-on experience to help you apply the FGC model effectively with adults.
By the end of the course, you will:
History, principles and objectives of the Family Group Conference approach, and its application for adults
The challenges clients may face
Preparation for a safe and successful meeting
Advocacy and skills to enable full participation in the decision-making process
Adaptations in response to varying levels of client capacity
Review meetings and maintaining practice standards
Led by an experienced Family Group Conference Coordinator and Manager.
BOOK A COURSE
In-person, 3-days, £545 per attendee:
We currently have no planned courses; but welcome you registering your interest and we will be in touch when we do.
Group bookings for organisations – please email training@daybreakfgc.org.uk to enquire.
WHAT PAST LEARNERS SAY…
“Highly recommend to others. Excited to practice my new skills!”
“Training wasn't stiff/rigid, nice flow, good humour, good encouragement level.”
“My facilitator was so knowledgeable on every topic that she presented”
“Good knowledge, positive vibes, well presented, interesting.”
“It was an excellent quality of learning and the style of the training worked well for me.”
“Very well prepared. Carefully thought through. Agile and dynamic training.”
“Loved the group work, really brought it to life.”
