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The Provider will deliver a comprehensive offer for special guardians and other kinship carers, including: ⢠Access to community-based peer support groups (online and face-to-face) ⢠Access to a telephone/online advice service ⢠In depth, 1:1 support for 40 Special Guardians or other Kinship carers ⢠A dedicated local project worker 2 days per week: ⢠To build relationships between kinship carers and the Local Authority ⢠To undertake needs assessments and to identify lower-level support (e.g. grant or charity applications) ⢠To put in place support to meet the identified needs, following discussions with the Local Authority ⢠To identify local Kinship carers who might need support and to make the Local Authority aware of the need for support ⢠Facilitating and providing access to training for kinship carers both in conjunction with Bromley and as a service provider ⢠Organising informal social events for kinship carers both in conjunction with Bromley and as a service provider ⢠Membership for Kinship carers and Bromley staff to a Professionals Network experienced in Kinship Care ⢠Workforce development services
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