Right for Children is a web based system that enables practitioners from a range of agencies, services and team to input and share information about the families they are working with.
Information is only shared with the family’s permission. Download the Early Help Information Sharing Consent Form
All practitioners working with a family member are expected to contribute to their Early Help assessment and plan by inputting information to the Right for Children system about the support that they are providing.
To request access please email rightforchildren@devon.gov.uk with your:
- Full name
- Role
- Service
- Organisation
- Office address
- Telephone number
- Email address
Once your account has been registered, you will be sent a link to the website and a guide to how the system works.
Refer to the Right for Children quick reference guide.
NEW: Guidance on how to complete the Case Closure mandatory fields (November 2024) and a brief training video that supports the guidance with a step by step run through of the new expectations.
To be added soon: Right for Children user notes with screenshots
Training sessions are available if you would like some additional support. Find out details and dates.
When you first sign into the system you will need to agree to the terms and conditions to the use of the system. Please read carefully and tick the box to accept.
The site requires two-factor authentications. A code will be sent to your email address which will need to be copied and pasted into the login page to allow access into the system. This code will last for the remainder of the day.
You will only be able to see the details of cases in which the Lead Practitioner has added you to the ‘Team around the Family’.
You will be able to see and contribute to the assessment and plan for the family.
When you finish working with the family, you need to complete your contribution to the assessment and plan and remove yourself from the case.
Please contact rightforchildren@devon.gov.uk for further information and if you have any questions about the system.
Please read the Right For Children user terms and conditions
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