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Meetings that keep each adoption case in context.

Adoption services use different meetings to consider assessments, proposed matches and support. Here are examples of settings where papers, panel contributions and the reasons behind a recommendation need to stay connected.

MEETINGS IN YOUR SETTING

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Illustrative examples of meeting types, rather than a list of customers or a fixed set of meeting templates.

EXAMPLE 01

Prospective adopter assessment panels

Consider the assessment of prospective adopters and the evidence relevant to the panel’s recommendation.

Typical papers
Prospective adopter reports, references, supporting information and assessment summaries.
A useful meeting record
Questions and responses, Member positions and the recommendation with its supporting reasons.
EXAMPLE 02

Adoption matching panels

Explore a proposed match and the evidence about the child’s needs and the prospective adopters’ ability to meet them.

Typical papers
Child and adopter reports, matching information and proposed support arrangements.
A useful meeting record
The matters explored, professional views and the matching recommendation and rationale.
EXAMPLE 03

Adoption support review meetings

Review a support arrangement or a complex support question with the people contributing to the discussion.

Typical papers
Support plans, review summaries, relevant assessments and feedback.
A useful meeting record
The evidence considered, responses and conclusions about the support being reviewed.
BRING THE MEETING TO LIFE

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The illustrative agenda shows how a meeting might focus on the evidence, the questions participants need to explore and the conclusions it needs to record.

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ILLUSTRATIVE AGENDA

Adoption matching panel

  1. The proposed match

    Review the child’s needs and the evidence supporting the proposed match.

  2. Questions and support

    Explore panel questions and the proposed support arrangements.

  3. Panel recommendation

    Capture the recommendation, individual views and reasons.

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