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Welsh version of Family Group Conferencing Toolkit Launched, 22/03/07 [W]

fgc toolkit launch

This is a guide that aims to assist agencies set up, sustain and develop effective family group conference (FGC) services. It provides advice on helping children and their families to stay together and highlights the effectiveness of family group conferences. It is published jointly by Family Rights Group, the Welsh Assembly Government and the Department for Education and Skills. The English language version of the toolkit was published by last November.   It can be purchased for £25 (plus P&P) from:

Family Rights Group,
The Print House,
18 Ashwin Street
London
E8 3DL
Tel 020 7923 2628

Or visit the Family Rights Group website for more information.

Children in Wales organised the launch of the Toolkit at the Senedd in coordination with The All Wales Family Group Meeting network and Family Rights Group.

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