Observational analysis reveals critical support needs for families in temporary accommodation, indicating urgent collaboration with health services.
It has been identified that all children living in temporary accommodation in Walsall, West Midlands, England, require significant targeted and specialist interventions. Most children and families require support with GP, dental registration, or parent or child referrals to mental health services. Therefore, assessments require partnership working with other professionals across the borough. Due to the vulnerability of the families (such as language barriers or lack of parental education), the Walsall Health Visiting Service Vulnerable Team supports parents with translating letters or liaison with services on their behalf.
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