Can you help? Salford Council have been forced by government cuts to announce the closure of our local Surestart Centres and we have formed a campaign to fight this.
If you are a Social Worker who works in the areas of child protection, adoption and fostering do you think the closure of locally accessible buildings for the purposes of contact visits will add pressure to you - I am thinking that a lack of locally accessible contact venues would make it harder to fulful court orders etc and amke it more difficult for families to stick to their contact plan? Am i right do you think?
Another area we think will be adversley affected is school readiness, if you are a Nurdery teacher do you forsee a lack of Surestart support in an area as having an impact on your role? I know our local Surestart supports local childminders, nurseries and playgroups in meeting eyfs etc
Anyone with experience of successfully fighting Surestart closure who can give us any advice would be much appreciated.
Thank you for any help you can give us!
Here is our FB group, please join if you can:
www.facebook.com/groups/1410124125916357/member_suggestion/#!/groups/1410124125916357/
E-petition to David Cameron about cuts generally for Salford here, please sign if you can:
www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/david-cameron-a-fair-deal-for-salford
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SAVE OUR SURESTART - Any social workers or nursery teachers out there?
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Piffyonarock · 29/03/2014 23:29
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