What works in engaging Pakistani and Army families in family support? A rapid research review

This rapid research review has been prepared to inform the DfE-funded Innovation Programme in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead but it is of interest more broadly to all local authority children`s services departments working with families from these communities.

The review includes:

A summary of the particular needs and characteristics of families in these two communities
What is currently known from research about the particular access and engagement issues for providers of family support services working with these communities?
What is already known about `what works` in promoting the engagement of families from these communities and the acceptance of support more broadly?

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Download What works in engaging Pakistani and Army families in family support? A rapid research review

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