Outcomes achieved for Children, Young people & Families
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Bridges’ team has supported 80 Outcomes Partnerships to date, creating £169m of outcomes in high-income countries, for over 62,000 people (estimated to be worth £1.3bn of public value in the UK); and £7.9m of outcomes in low- & middle-income countries, for over 500,000 people.
Working with schools, specialist VCSE organisations, Children’s services, and other areas of Government to help young people achieve their potential.
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children, young people & families supported
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days of care averted
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students supported to improve
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Supporting young people at risk of being taken into care and their families to stay together, via family therapy interventions.
Working with schools and supporting young people to progress in all aspects of life, from wellbeing and relationships to confidence and academic achievement.
Supporting young people to take control of and manage their own health and wellbeing.
Working with young people and foster families to help achieve stability and dependability, usually via a ‘Step Down Programme’ designed to ease the transition from care.’