We specialise in high-quality assessments for UK local authorities. We deliver court-compliant, evidence-based reports to support decision-making in child protection, kinship care, and family court proceedings involving prospective carers who reside in the Republic of Ireland. We are experienced in completing a wide range of social work assessments in line with UK legal frameworks, including:

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• Connected Persons Assessments

• Kinship Carer Assessments

• Special Guardianship Order (SGO) Assessments

• Parental Capacity Assessments

• Viability Assessments (Initial screening reports).

Each assessment explores parenting capacity, protective factors, risk, home environment, motivation to care, and family support networks—providing instructing authorities with the clarity and insight needed to make timely, informed, and child-centred decisions.

Our social workers are available to support the organisations and persons at risk in responding to safeguarding concerns. We collaborate with service managers, protection teams, and statutory bodies. Professional screening of alleged or actual incidents of abuse is crucial to ensure the person's safety and well-being.

We have substantial experience in developing safeguarding plans. Our social workers use tools that minimise the risk of harm and protect vulnerable persons from abuse or neglect. The development of a comprehensive safeguarding plan is necessary if the preliminary screening determines the existence of reasonable grounds for concern.

Our team is well-equipped to work with organisations and assess the risks of harm to service users. We collaborate with the decision-makers to control and mitigate identified risks. Implementation of risk management procedures protects individuals and groups and demonstrates compliance with various regulatory frameworks.

We assist organisations in developing a policy framework e.g., Policy on Safeguarding Persons at Risk. Our team can draft comprehensive documents reflecting the governance structure and management arrangements. Organisational policies guide practice and demonstrate compliance with legislative requirements.

Our social workers are ready and available to contribute to multidisciplinary teams. We cooperate with other professionals and management to address complex issues. The multidisciplinary teams consist of members representing various disciplines working together to provide comprehensive care to individuals or groups.

We assist organisations in developing, implementing, and evaluating social programmes. Our social workers bring expertise in project management, research, and stakeholder engagement, ensuring the success of diverse initiatives. The program development efforts have the potential to make a positive impact on end-users.