A Great Place to Grow Up
Poole Children’s Trust is our partnership of agencies working together to improve the lives of Children and Young People in Poole.
The 2004 Children Act, introduced following an inquiry into the torture and subsequent death of Victoria Climbie, requires local authorities and key partners such as the police, health services, schools and voluntary groups to work together to improve the safety and well-being of children and young people.
All agencies in Poole are working together to improve opportunities for children and young people under the Every Child Matters outcomes.
We have written a new Children and Young People's Plan. The Plan outlines our vision for helping children and young people in Poole make the most of their lives.
The Poole Family Information Service website provides information about Poole's outreach service. The service offers face to face advice and guidance to all family members and carers in Poole.
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Drugs dog joins police on patrol in Poole Thu 27 December 2012
A passive drugs dog and its handler – both from Wiltshire Police – joined Dorset officers on patrol in Poole Town Centre and Ashley Cross over four nights in the run-up to Christmas. -
Poole Soroptimists Support Parkstone Grammar School Student Wed 14 November 2012
Parkstone Grammar School student, Lorna Clark, recently gave a presentation to Poole Soroptimists about her recent study trip to Ghana. Lorna succeeded in obtaining financial help from the soroptimists through their ‘Grants for Girls’ programme which aims to assist girls and young women aged 17 to 25 years in Dorset to undertake voluntary work either in the UK or overseas.
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