Case Study: Largest County Lines Project in the UK
Case Study 1. Largest CountyLines Project in the UK Geographical area: Pan London Project Aim: ‘This project will develop and deliver a support service for young people who are more →
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Professionals Rally Round to Dramatically Reduce the Number of Children Being Permanently Excluded From Schools
A unique service in Peterborough, dedicated to reducing the number of children permanently excluded in schools, is helping to provide a range of specialist support to children with additional needs more →
Shropshire’s ‘whole family’ approach gets to the heart of early intervention service delivery
Across Shropshire, partners are using ECINS to work together and share relevant information. The multi-agency approach, the training that has been undertaken, the engagement with schools and the partnership with more →
How Northamptonshire Police are reducing school exclusions
Every year around 5’000 young people are excluded from school. Many of these turn to crime and only 15% return to mainstream education. In an effort to intervene earlier, Northamptonshire more →
ECINS – Improving Efficiencies Around Troubled Families Report Submissions
Allan Lugrin, Families with Future Analyst at Borough of Poole spoke to us about the work his team is doing around Troubled Families and ECORYS Submissions. “Initially we were using more →
E-CINS – Managing Troubled Families
Waveney District Council has been using E-CINS since November 2012 to manage their award winning Troubled Families Programme, Suffolk Family Focus. Troubled Families Intervention Officer Daniel Chapman spoke to us more →
Supporting More Than Just Troubled Families
by ECINS Founder and CEO, Gary Pettengell ECINS has a very different way of supporting the Troubled Families Agenda. It is much more than just a bespoke Troubled Families software more →
Family Assessment – Saving Time for Practitioners
One of the key advantages of the ECINS Family Assessment Tool is the considerable amount of time it saves practitioners and key workers including Troubled Families Co-ordinators. Usual practice, until more →
New Electronic Family Assessment Tool Helps Analyse Results
With the news that the Government has commissioned a consortium of research bodies to keep track of its Troubled Families Programme, Councils are now tasked with compiling progress reports and more →
Creating an Electronic Family Assessment
The process of creating an assessment is quick and simple. When an assessment is started it automatically ‘pulls through’ the family members you have previously identified. This speeds up the more →
Sussex Police has halved the average number of days it takes to progress Restorative Justice Cases from Referral to finalisation since introducing ECINS.
Elize Manning, RJ Coordinator, Sussex Police
ECINS has been instrumental in the information sharing process that allowed us to produce a timely report to Social Care … (and) may well have prevented a serious case review having to be carried out.
Andy Solomon, ASB Team Leader of the Community Protection Team, Ipswich Borough Council, UK
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
ECINS can be turned on, introduced, implemented and rolled out quickly, easily and at good value for money – it doesn’t get better than that really.
Simon Clifford, Director of Technology and Digital Transformation, Northamptonshire OPCC
