d Police and Crime Commissioners • Probation workers • Providers of youth custodial establishments • Regulation 44 officers • Residential children’s home providers, managers and staff • Voluntary, charity, and social enterprise organisations • Youth offending practitioners • Youth workers 10 National Framework: Key Concepts To support individuals and organisations to read and understand the National Framework, this chapter includes definitions of some of the key concepts and terminology used within the guidance. Further definitions can be found in the glossary. Enabler The enablers described in the National Framework refer to aspects of the children’s social care system that facilitate effective support for children, young people, and families. The enablers are foundational to good practice. There are 3 enablers: • Multi-agency working is prioritised and effective • Leaders drive conditions for effective practice • The workforce is equipped and effective Outcome The outcomes described in the National Framework are what children’s social care should achieve for the children, young people, and families they support. They reflect the core purpose of children’s social care. There are 4 outcomes: • Outcome 1: children, young people and families stay together and get the help they need • Outcome 2: children and young people are supported by their family network • Outcome 3: children and young people are safe in and outside of their homes • Outcome 4: children in care and care leavers have stable, loving homes Senior Leaders In the National Framework the term ‘senior leaders’ refers to the range of roles and individuals that set the vision and strategy for children’s social care and are responsible for designing and delivering services that address the needs of children and yo