Families First Partnership Programme Event – Be Part of the Change

Families First Partnership Programme: Join Us for the Future of Children’s Services!

The national Families First Partnership Programme (FFP) is reshaping the way we support children, young people and families — with a stronger focus on early help, prevention and multi-agency working.

This event will introduce the programme and offer key information about how partners, schools, voluntary and community sector organisations, and wider services will work together to deliver this transformation.

Whether you work directly with children or are involved in wider services that support families, your role is crucial — and this is your opportunity to hear about the changes, share your expertise, and help shape the future together.

What you’ll hear about:

• The national reforms and what they mean for our local area
• How early help and prevention will look under the new Family Help model
• How schools, voluntary sector, health, police and community partners are central to delivery
• The role of new Multi-Agency Child Protection Teams (MACPTs)
• How this transformation puts families at the heart of decision-making
• Opportunities to get involved in co-design, collaboration and local planning

Who should attend:

• Schools & Early Years Providers
• Voluntary and Community Sector Organisations
• Health Professionals
• Social Care Practitioners
• Police & Youth Justice
• Housing, Employment & Community Services
• Strategic Leaders, Boards and Commissioners
• Faith & Community Leaders
• Anyone supporting children and families

Why attend?

✅ Be fully informed on the upcoming reforms
✅ Understand how your service can contribute
✅ Network and connect with partners across sectors
✅ Help shape local delivery for the benefit of children and families
✅ Play your part in delivering one of the biggest shifts in children’s services in decades

Spaces are limited — register now to secure your place.

For any queries, please contact: commissioningsupportteam@sheffield.gov.uk 

Together, we can build a stronger, more joined-up system that supports children and families to thrive.