Can multi-agency child protection teams be relational?: Lisa Hackett, Jerome Harvey-Agyei and Kam Kaur

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It's the first episode of Series 5! We are kicking off the series with an episode that was recorded with a live audience at Compass Jobs Fair in London. Hannah and Matt are joined by Lisa Hackett (Director and Chief Social Worker at Frontline), Jerome Harvey-Agyei (Youth Participation Lead at The Mayor of London's Violence Reduction Unit), and Kam Kaur (Programme Developer and Consultant at The Parting Apart Programme) to consider the Families First social care reforms, with a particular focus on multi-agency child protection teams. This episode explores the importance of relationships within families, between children, families and practitioners, and between agencies, and if relational practice is possible with child protection intervention.

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