We pride ourselves on working collaboratively with organisations and Local Authorities seeking our support. We understand that training is an integral part of your services, and in order to be effective, it must be tailored to the needs of your communities and your workforce.

Alongside this, we know that many organisations and Local Authorities are preparing themselves to be ready in response to the increased focus and requirements on Family Group Decision Making services. This is in response to the Children’s Wellbeing & Schools Bill and the Families First Partnership Programme.

As a result, we are welcoming organisations to get in touch to better explore how we can support you.

If you’d like to explore this in detail, or receive our FGDM Considerations & Recommendations Pack, please drop us an email at training@daybreakfgc.org.uk

Are you ready to take on a new and meaningful role supporting children, young people, and families?

This training course is ideal for those starting their journey as a Family Group Conference Coordinator. Suitable for Local Authorities, organisations or freelancers - this interactive, practice based course will equip learners with the skills and confidence they need.

£545 per person.

Available in person, online and as a group organisational bookings.

Join our free introductory webinar to discover more.

Are you delivering Family Group Conferences (FGCs) where domestic abuse or violence is a concern?

Do you or your team struggle with balancing collaboration and the risk of collusion? Keen to build confidence in this complex area?

Join us for the one-day virtual course to build confidence in managing FGCs in the context of abuse, and develop skills to manage risk and promote collaboration without collusion.

Available online and as group organisational bookings. Join our free introductory webinar to discover more.

Are you looking to use Family Group Conferencing (FGC) in adult welfare? Curious about the growing use of FGCs with adults?

This full course equips practitioners with the skills and practice to coordinate FGCs within the context of adult welfare. Should practitioners already be trained in FGCs for children, we also offer a conversion course into adult settings.

If you are interested in this course, please register your interest - or enquire about a organisational group booking.

Are you looking to use Family Group Conferencing (FGC) in adult welfare? Already trained and experienced in FGCs for children and families?

This course explores the different skills and knowledge required to coordinator a FGC process within the context of adult welfare - and it suitable for those already skilled in FGCs.

Available as a online course and for group organisational bookings.