Toni Bifulco
and Richard Barry attended a wine reception at the House of Commons on
11th October to promote the 'Securing Change' initiative, an intervention with
parents who have had multiple children removed by child protection services,
with an aim to break this cycle of problem parenting. This innovative
service has been developed by St Michael's Fellowship in which the CATS
team and Middlesex are invited to have a research evaluation role. The
reception was opened by Chuka Amunna MP for Streatham (where the charity
is based) who described his support for the venture and the importance of this
work to the borough. Following a video shown of parents who had been helped by
St Michaels, Sue Pettigrew (CEO) outlined the need for ‘Securing Change’
and the aims of the project. Toni Bifulco talked briefly about
the existing partnership with St Michaels led by Richard
and aided by Lisa Kagan and Sarah Edwards, around evidence-based
assessment and evaluation and the commitment to help improve outcomes for the
families.https://www.stmichaelsfellowship.org.uk/securing-change
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