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Common Assessment Framework

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The aims of the Common Assessment Framework are to:
 
  • provide a method of assessment to support earlier intervention
  • improve joint working and communication between practitioners
  • embed a common language of assessment and need
  • develop a more consistent view of appropriate responses
  • improve the co-ordination and consistency between assessments 
  • inform decisions about whether further specialist assessment is necessary and if so contribute information to it
  • enable a picture of a child or young person’s needs to be built up over time and, with appropriate consent, shared among professionals
  • provide better, more evidence-based referrals to targeted and specialist services
 
A number of short documents have been produced to help practitioners, young people and their parents and carers to understand and contribute to their assessment.
 

To access these documents, please see the index below.

 

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A DOC File
02/09/2009 17:06:40
The template for recording a Common Assessment of a child or young person in Sheffield
A DOC File
02/09/2009 13:52:51
A template of an invitation for a practitioner to attend a CAF Multi-Agency Meeting
A DOC File
02/09/2009 17:08:07
The template for recording the Every Child Matters 5 outcomes for a child or young person in Sheffield
A DOC File
02/09/2009 17:02:58
The template for recording the plan for a child or young person at the first multi-agency meeting
A DOC File
02/09/2009 17:04:50
The template for recording further plans for a child or young person from their next multi-agency meetings
A PDF File
02/09/2009 13:48:26
A case study for the children and family in the Common Assessment exemplars below
A PDF File
02/09/2009 13:22:46
An example of a Common Assessment completed for a child with a disability
A PDF File
02/09/2009 13:42:25
An example of a Common Assessment completed for a teenager involved in offending
A PDF File
02/09/2009 13:44:49
An example of a Common Assessment completed for an unborn baby
A PDF File
02/09/2009 13:49:15
An example of a Pre-Assessment Checklist completed for a toddler
A PDF File
02/09/2009 13:53:20
A leaflet, written in Arabic, for young people, their parents and carers explaining what the Common Assessment Framework means
A PDF File
02/09/2009 13:59:19
A leaflet, written in Bangali, for young people, their parents and carers explaining what the Common Assessment Framework means
A PDF File
02/09/2009 14:16:22
A leaflet, written in Chinese, for young people, their parents and carers explaining what the Common Assessment Framework means
A PDF File
02/09/2009 14:20:48
A leaflet, written in English, for young people, their parents and carers explaining what the Common Assessment Framework means
A PDF File
02/09/2009 14:22:32
A leaflet, written in Somali, for young people, their parents and carers explaining what the Common Assessment Framework means
A PDF File
02/09/2009 14:23:35
A leaflet, written in Urdu, for young people, their parents and carers explaining what the Common Assessment Framework means
A PDF File
02/09/2009 14:27:11
Good practice guidance for practitioners about completing a Common Assessment
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