Link to Every Child Matters outcome

Link to Barnardos outcomes framework

Long term outcome

Measurable outcomes

Data collection

Be healthy

Physically Healthy

Mentally and emotionally healthy

Enjoy emotional and physical health

Parents are able to ensure their children are healthy

Child is registered with GP and dentist and attends when necessary.

Immunisations and health checks are up to date.

Child has significant adult who provides emotional support

Stay Safe

Safe from maltreatment, neglect, violence and sexual exploitation

Safe from accidental injury and death

Are safe from harm

Parents are able to provide a safe environment

Parents are able to develop their own support structures

Accommodation meets child's basic needs

Childs clothing and diet are adequate

Child does not experience or observe violence

Child does not witness the misuse of substances

Arrangements are made for the appropriate care of the child.

Enjoy and Achieve

Have opportunities to learn enjoy and achieve

Parents ensure that children attend and enjoy school

Child attends school regularly and on time

Child is equipped and supported to undertake homework.

Parents attend appropriate school events

Link to Every Child Matters outcome

Link to Barnardos outcomes framework

Long term outcome

Measurable outcomes

Data collection

Make a positive contribution

Engage in law abiding and positive behaviour in and out of school

Develop self confidence and successfully deal with significant life changes and challenges

Belong and contribute to their communities

Parents are able to support children's social and emotional development by promoting positive behaviour

Child is not engaged in anti social behaviour

Child has access to appropriate leisure activities outside the home

Child has network of friends

Achieve economic wellbeing

Have a social and economic stake in society

Parents are supported to be economically active

Child benefits from having parents engaged in training or paid employment

Child benefits from families accessing all available benefits and allowances

Have a positive family life

Parents are able to provide maximum contact with extended family

Child benefits from having regular contact with extended family members or other significant adults who do not misuse substances