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Best Practice and Lessons Learned, 03/11/09
Best Practice and Lessons Learned, 03/11/09

The Welsh Assembly Government and Children in Wales hosted an event at the Metropole Hotel, Llandrindod Wells on the 3rd of November 2009, to look at, share and celebrate best practice, as identified in the Qualitative Evaluation of Flying Start, undertaken by Ipso Mori for the Welsh Assembly Government and to offer an opportunity to explore how the lessons learnt solutions can help address some of the current challenges.

Blaenau Gwent: Exploring engagement with families, looking at the starting points, lessons learnt and the best practice

Cardiff: Engaging with Fathers - Messages from our research

Caerphilly: Developing Childcare in Caerphilly

Caerphilly: Transition - supporting children and parents

Ceredigion: How good communication and working in partnership can support parents

Swansea: Flying Start chilcare in Swansea

Torfaen: Working Together - a Team Approach

Torfaen: Moving on Project

Vale of Glamorgan: Developing an integrated service – building relationships and breaking down barriers.

Wrexham: Too Little or Too Much – Engagement or Dependence

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