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In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, mental health has become a topic of utmost importance. Young people, in particular, face numerous challenges that can have a detrimental impact on their more →
To support households in the most need with food, energy, and water bills, £421 million has been made available to County Councils and Unitary Authorities in England. Local authorities have more →
The COVID-19 pandemic has added pressure to many families and young people who are already struggling, as evidenced by increased domestic abuse, addiction and mental health help-seeking rates across the more →
Most people understand that providing people with the support they need as soon as possible is key to achieving better outcomes. But what if support agencies are only able to more →
The following information comes from the UK government document ‘Working Together To Safeguard Children’.… Sharing information enables practitioners and agencies to identify and provide appropriate services that safeguard and promote more →
Schools play a role far more diverse than teaching academic information to children. They support families and communities in helping students take increased responsibility for their learning and behaviour. When more →
In a report by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations called ‘School and community: working together, some fundamentals have been identified If outcomes for Indigenous students are to more →
School suspension—the temporary removal of a student from school—is a relatively common response to student misbehaviour in schools. But evidence suggests that not only does this form of punishment not more →
Every organisation has a duty of care responsibility to provide a safe and healthy workplace for its employees. This includes taking every possible step to minimise employees’ exposure to violence, more →
1. Domestic violence teams are stretched to breaking point The number of people who need help dealing with family violence can at times feel overwhelming. Budgets are stretched, and administrative more →
Having our information on ECINS … enables our Outreach Team to work outside of the office in community settings thus providing significant cost and time savings.
Deborah Hooton, Service Manager, Nottinghamshire Sexual Violence Support Services
As ECINS is accessible remotely, officers can upload information on their i-pads when out on the street so they are actively addressing live operations.
Claire Hardy, Senior Practitioner (Crime & ASB) – City Wide Operations, Public Protection & Licensing Directorate, Westminster City Council
Knowing that the information is on the system, but can’t be accessed by the whole network reassures the young person making disclosures, whilst also enabling an inclusive management of risk.
Jules Trompowsky, Rescue and Response Partnership Coordinator, Rescue and Response Project (County Lines), Brent Council, UK
The time savings we’ve been able to make since using ECINS has been enormous. We’ve been able to significantly cut down the time we spend on data entry and searching for information. It is just so quick!
Chris Day, Housing Support Worker, 180° Norfolk, UK
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