 ‘negative’ data, or information that might increase risk, such as poor school attendance, records of crime, etc. This means that they rely on the professional case worker to account for other information or more contextual data not captured in the model. They are not designed to make decisions, they are to supplement the worker’s understanding of vulnerability for that specific young person. The biggest value provided by the models, from the point of view of the Insight Bristol team, is highlighting the middle and lower bracket of the high-risk cases to professionals, since the upper bracket is often already known, therefore highlighting cases that might have gone unnoticed or taken longer to notice. 7a. Technical Detail of Targeted Risk Model Functions The Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) Model The Child at Risk of Not being in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) Model was created based on the work that was already being done by schools around creating a Risk of NEET Index Social Finance Limited +44 (0) 20 7770 6836 87 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HJ socialfinance.org.uk 92 (RONI), assessing and predicting risk of NEET for children and young people. This model uses the TFD data to create a more informed picture of an individual’s situation, allowing decision-makers at schools and within the LA’s post 16 education teams, to make more informed decisions to ensure that young people are in education or employment. This model highlights forms of vulnerability in individuals based on a combination of the data from the TFD and school data. The user receives a numerical score for the individual they have looked up, as well as a descriptive paragraph briefly detailing the variables the score is summarising. The NEET model is composed of three internal “sub-m