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<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Dawn Cook is our FARE Family Liaison Worker. Her role is to\u00a0support young people and families in a variety of ways including:<\/p>\n
Running our Magic Breakfast club each morning between 8.15am and 8.45am to provide free breakfast to all young people, ensuring young people enjoy a relaxed start to the morning, a chance to catch up with friends in a safe space and are fuelled up for the day ahead.<\/p>\n
1-1 support and small group work with young people to explore a range of relevant issues such as friendship, positive wellbeing, dealing with difference and working as part of a team.<\/p>\n
Supporting transitions from primary to secondary and from school to college\/work placement so young people feel confident, prepared and supported throughout the transition process.<\/p>\n
Supporting young people and families with filling in medical\/financial\/housing forms such as Free School Meals, Clothing Grants and free bus pass.<\/p>\n
Supporting young people and families to understand some of the reasons that could be a contributing factor to low attendance at school and finding support mechanisms to ensure that our young people are receiving their education in a way which benefits both themselves and adheres to educational guidelines.<\/p>\n
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Dawn Cook is our FARE Family Liaison Worker. Her role is to\u00a0support young people and families in a variety of ways including: Running our Magic Breakfast club each morning between 8.15am and 8.45am to provide free breakfast to all young … Continue reading