s about taking on the FHLP role, given the additional strain it would place on their already limited capacity. Similar concerns were echoed by health professionals, reflecting a broader challenge of workload burden across sectors involved in delivering the Programme. Multiple settings across Health and Education: Both Health and Education stakeholders highlighted the complexity in rolling FFCP out in their sectors, given the multiple and diverse settings it needed to cover. In Education, they highlighted that in 16 Operation Soteria is a national programme aimed at transforming the police and criminal justice response to rape and serious sexual offences (RASSO), focusing on improving investigations, supporting victims, and driving systemic change across agencies. 50 additional to multiple schools, there were also several different childcare settings such as nurseries and playgroups. Health, meanwhile, had to contend with individual GP practices, mental health trusts and multiple other local organisations. 51 5. Outcomes and impacts In this chapter, the report covers the perceived impacts of the FFCP on delivery staff and families and answers the following Evaluation Questions: • What are the perceived potential impacts of the FFCP on its intended outcomes? Family insights into their initial experience The findings below should be treated with caution due to the small sample size (based on 4 interviews with families from November 2024 research and 6 interviews with families from February 2025 research). Across our sample, some families have engaged with CSC teams for as long as 14 years and others as little as 3 months. While local areas acknowledged, at the outset, that families would not be aware of the FFCP specifically and might not yet perceive any changes in suppor