Re: : RE: JOB dESCRIPTIONS

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

I suggest that you phone Savigar RHV in the Barking asylum

seekers team (the item below comes from the PCT website):

Social Services win Team of the Year

Barking and Dagenham has won Social Services Team of the Year at a

national awards ceremony for local authorities through its work to

support asylum seekers and refugees. The Asylum Team won the Social

Services Team of the Year at the 's' of local government, the

Local Government Chronicle Awards. The team beat off tough competition

from other local authorities.

The Asylum Seekers Team supports 2,500 clients (including 290 under the

age of 18 who have travelled to Britain without any adult family

members). These unaccompanied asylum-seeking children represent a third

of the children under its care.

This service has been recognised for its first class customer care and

many other examples of best practice, including prise in a recent SSI

(Social Services Inspectorate) report. It is also the only one in the

country to receive a Charter Mark.

helped prepare a JD for another HV who briefly joined the team in

2001, and this might still be knocking around in Barking. and

her colleague Hannah are both seen at work in the HDA training video

" Not looking at the pavement anymore " .

It was an honour to work with them.

Woody.

On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 12:41:03 -0000

<.@...> wrote:

> Can I ask does anyone have Job descriptions and specs for Health Visitors for

the Homeless/ mobile population/ travellers and JD's for Health Visitors for

Asylum Seekers and refugees or any combined variation of these roles?? I would

be really grateful if anyone would be willing to share these!!!

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[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, I will do this!!

Re: : RE: JOB dESCRIPTIONS

Dear ,

I suggest that you phone Savigar RHV in the Barking asylum

seekers team (the item below comes from the PCT website):

Social Services win Team of the Year

Barking and Dagenham has won Social Services Team of the Year at a

national awards ceremony for local authorities through its work to

support asylum seekers and refugees. The Asylum Team won the Social

Services Team of the Year at the 's' of local government, the

Local Government Chronicle Awards. The team beat off tough competition

from other local authorities.

The Asylum Seekers Team supports 2,500 clients (including 290 under the

age of 18 who have travelled to Britain without any adult family

members). These unaccompanied asylum-seeking children represent a third

of the children under its care.

This service has been recognised for its first class customer care and

many other examples of best practice, including prise in a recent SSI

(Social Services Inspectorate) report. It is also the only one in the

country to receive a Charter Mark.

helped prepare a JD for another HV who briefly joined the team in

2001, and this might still be knocking around in Barking. and

her colleague Hannah are both seen at work in the HDA training video

" Not looking at the pavement anymore " .

It was an honour to work with them.

Woody.

On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 12:41:03 -0000

<.@...> wrote:

> Can I ask does anyone have Job descriptions and specs for Health Visitors for

the Homeless/ mobile population/ travellers and JD's for Health Visitors for

Asylum Seekers and refugees or any combined variation of these roles?? I would

be really grateful if anyone would be willing to share these!!!

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Can anyone supply me with a job description for a Sure Start Conmmunity

Childrens Nurse (Health Visiting) - probably an E Grade? Many Thanks Ruth

Re: : RE: JOB dESCRIPTIONS

>

>

> Dear ,

>

> I suggest that you phone Savigar RHV in the Barking asylum

> seekers team (the item below comes from the PCT website):

>

> Social Services win Team of the Year

>

> Barking and Dagenham has won Social Services Team of the Year at a

> national awards ceremony for local authorities through its work to

> support asylum seekers and refugees. The Asylum Team won the Social

> Services Team of the Year at the 's' of local government, the

> Local Government Chronicle Awards. The team beat off tough competition

> from other local authorities.

>

> The Asylum Seekers Team supports 2,500 clients (including 290 under the

> age of 18 who have travelled to Britain without any adult family

> members). These unaccompanied asylum-seeking children represent a third

> of the children under its care.

>

> This service has been recognised for its first class customer care and

> many other examples of best practice, including prise in a recent SSI

> (Social Services Inspectorate) report. It is also the only one in the

> country to receive a Charter Mark.

>

> helped prepare a JD for another HV who briefly joined the team in

> 2001, and this might still be knocking around in Barking. and

> her colleague Hannah are both seen at work in the HDA training video

> " Not looking at the pavement anymore " .

>

> It was an honour to work with them.

>

> Woody.

>

> On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 12:41:03 -0000

> <.@...> wrote:

>

> > Can I ask does anyone have Job descriptions and specs for Health

Visitors for the Homeless/ mobile population/ travellers and JD's for Health

Visitors for Asylum Seekers and refugees or any combined variation of these

roles?? I would be really grateful if anyone would be willing to share

these!!!

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