Understanding Young People: 7-12 Years
Description
This resource has been designed to support social workers and social work students in their work with young people aged 7-12 years including information on child developmental norms, relevant theory, the Framework for Integrated Therapeutic Care and other factors associated with childhood adversity. The resource can also be used by professionals working in education, youth and community work, early years/childcare, health and social care and parents/care givers.
Background and Credits
The content of this resource has been reviewed and updated during 2022/23 by the Northern Ireland Social Care Council in partnership with Professor Mary McColgan, OBE, Ulster University, Emerita Professor of Social Work, Professor Anne Campbell MBE, QUB, Dr. Suzanne Mooney, QUB and Paul McConville, Social Services Officer, Child Safeguarding and Child Protection, DOH.
The content of this resource was first developed during 2014-15 as part of a series of three Understanding Child Development Mobile Apps by the Northern Ireland Social Care Council in partnership with Professor Mary McColgan, UU and Professor Anne Campbell, QUB content authors and the Understanding Child Development Steering Group to support social workers.
In 2017, the Apps won first place in the husITa Best Human Services App Award 2017, beating off stiff competition from the USA and Australia. This award recognises the Social Care Council Apps as outstanding software applications that support husITa’s mission to promote the ethical and effective use of information technology to better serve humanity.
The Department for Health (DOH) funded the development of the App series.
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Updated: 25/10/2024