PUTTING EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE NSPCC

[Alison J Stevens]

NSPCC Scale-up Unit The NSPCC's new Scale-up Unit, is a national effort to support health, social care and voluntary sector organisations to successfully implement NSPCC evidence-based services.  We've launched our Scale-up Unit because we believe we can achieve better outcomes for many more children if we work in partnership to put more evidence into practice. We also want to learn what works for others implementing our services. Implementation support The team supports social care organisations to change, adapt and develop systems to enable an environment where the adoption of evidence-based programmes becomes easier.  We work with adopting organisations to gain buy-in and identify champions to lead the implementation of the innovation. We provide a range of pre- and post-implementation support, and training and consultancy to help adopting organisations create the infrastructures needed to sustain the evidence- based programme. We also give organisations support to think about cultural and behavioural changes that aid successful adoption of new programmes. Get in touch Want to find out more about the implementation support we provide?  Contact our Scale-up Unit.

Services you can deliver: Letting the Future In helps children who have been sexually abused Baby Steps helps parents cope with pressures of a new baby Domestic Abuse, Recovering Together (DART™) helps children and mothers strengthen their relationship after domestic abuse Graded Care Profile 2 is an updated and evaluated tool which helps professionals assess the care of children and identify neglect Decision-making tools We also offer bespoke support to help local areas confidently deliver these frameworks: The Harmful sexual behaviour framework is an evidence-informed framework for children and young people displaying harmful sexual behaviours The Reunification practice framework helps social workers make decisions on returning children home from care.