Our community-based parenting assessments take place within the family home or other community settings, providing balanced insight into parenting capacity, parent-child relationships and the child’s overall welfare within the family context.

Our residential parenting assessments provide in-depth evaluation and practical support within structured residential settings, where parents and children can live together while being observed and supported by experienced professionals.

Our Kinship Care Assessments consider whether relatives, family friends or other connected persons can provide safe, stable and appropriate care for a child known to them, helping to inform decisions about the child’s future care.

Our Form F Assessments provide a comprehensive evaluation of prospective foster carers, including their backgrounds, motivation, experience and capacity to meet the needs of children in foster care. The assessment supports the fostering service in determining whether applicants meet the required safeguarding, welfare and fostering standards.

Our Return Home Interviews provide a safe and non-judgemental space for children and young people to share what led them to go missing. Each interview explores risks and protective factors, helping professionals and families take informed steps to reduce the likelihood of future incidents.

Our PBS Assessments focus on understanding the factors contributing to behaviours of concern and developing proactive, person-centred strategies to reduce distress and improve support. Each assessment promotes dignity, consistency and the least restrictive approach across care, education and family settings.

Our SGO Assessments explore whether prospective special guardians can provide a safe, nurturing and stable home for a child who cannot live with their birth parents. The assessment considers their capacity to meet the child’s emotional, developmental, cultural and identity needs, while supporting appropriate family relationships and long-term stability.