How to Support Families in Crisis

Many organisations offer the service of providing family support workers in the United Kingdom. Taking this course will give you a thorough overview of family support workers and their qualities, as well as information on how to empower families to overcome addiction, recognise and handle family crises and emergencies, support families during times of loss and trauma, and develop crisis intervention and management skills.

Among the topics covered are legislation, policy and guidance for child protection, an understanding of the effectiveness and implications of parental responsibilities, and safeguarding and its approaches. The material also explains supporting children and families with special needs, early help for child and family, assessing needs and providing help to the child. It then looks at building relationships, the professional use of self-knowledge in relationship building, and working with culturally diverse families.

In the UK, almost 70% of single parents seek the assistance of family support workers. Concerned by the conditions some families face, many young people show an interest in becoming family support workers. By completing this course, you will learn the procedures necessary to be a family support worker, what you can expect to earn, and how to develop personal and professional self-awareness. In addition, you will see how to balance compassion and boundaries when working with vulnerable families, and develop resilience and coping strategies for managing stress and burnout. This course is suitable for anyone with a keen interest in becoming a family support worker. Enrol today: no registration, sign-up, enrollment or subscription fees.