Family group conferencing (FGC) is a collaborative approach to decision-making that empowers families and communities to take an active role in the care and protection of their children. The process is based on the belief that families are best placed to make decisions about the care of their children and that involving families in decision-making can lead to better outcomes for children.

Pregnancy Family Conferencing (PFC) aims to promote the health and wellbeing of a pregnant woman and her unborn child by engaging her family and community in the decision-making process and developing a plan that addresses child protection concerns. It is an effective approach that can help to address the complex challenges faced by families and to promote positive outcomes for both mother and baby.

Family mediation is a process in which a mediator assists family members in resolving conflicts and reaching mutually acceptable agreements. Mediation can be used to address a wide range of family-related issues, including divorce, separation, child custody and access, division of property, and disputes between parents and their adult children.

Our parent and carer training service is designed to help parents and carers navigate the challenges of caring for children who have experienced trauma and to support healthy attachments and positive relationships. Our carer training follows the Shared Lives model and parent training can include Bringing Up Great Kids and Circle of Security. Training can be tailored to suit an agency's needs and delivered face to face or virtually.