NRCCI Stakeholder Engagement

Please use this form to submit questions or issues to one of the NRCCI Working Groups.

Please feel free to answer as many questions as you wish – it would be helpful if, where possible include in your response reference to : • Specific needs• Age and gender of children and young people• Type of provision

PERSONAL DETAILS OF PERSON SUBMITTING THE FORM

Title:

First Name: *

Surname: *

Email address:

SUBMISSION DETAILS

What is your position in relation to RCC?: *

If you selected OTHER, please give details:

Are you submitting as an individual or group?:

Individual

Group*

Select one option whether you are submitting this form as an individual or on behalf of a group, for example a staff team. Group details should be noted in the next box.

*If group, please note the makeup of the group: i.e. Resdential Unit Staff team:

STAKEHOLDER WORKING GROUP ONE QUESTIONS:

Please feel free to answer as many questions as you wish – it would be helpful if, where possible include in your response reference to

Specific needs
Age and gender of children and young people
Type of provision

What needs are best met by residential child care?:

Are you aware of any recording/evidence of unmet need :

Can you identify and describe specific needs of children and young people which have not been met/are not currently being met through a residential placement in Scotland?:

Can you provide us with /signpost us to examples of models of care that have met/currently meet these needs?:

Can you provide/cite examples/models of practice of effective matching of resources to need?:

How do you think these unmet needs could be addressed?:

What are the barriers to effective matching of resources to need?:

Do you have an additional question/message for the working groups? (If your point is for a particular group please state which in your text below.):

STAKEHOLDER WORKING GROUP TWO QUESTIONS

What are the three most important things a residential child care worker needs to do to ensure young people’s experience of care:

What are the skills, qualifications and qualities they need to do the task of providing a positive experience for children and young people – are there some generic and specialist skills?:

What three things would make a difference to improving the skills, abilities and professional status of the residential child care workforce?:

STAKEHOLDER WORKING GROUP THREE QUESTIONS

As a provider or purchaser of residential child care what do you think are the key issues to ensuring that services are provided at the right time and in the right place to meet the needs of children and young people? :

Please detail how you think providers and purchasers of residential child care can work more effectively together to ensure residential child care delivers positive outcomes for children and young people. :

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