ncluding consideration of how FNSP funding works alongside other funding streams such as section 17 payments. Local areas may: 89 • Develop their own local level eligibility criteria for FNSPs, including whether they will be used to support reunification. Appendix 5 – FFC Workforce Survey Oct 24 and Feb 25 1. What is the primary sector you work within? a. Local Authority b. Social work agency (providing staff) c. Education (including schools and any education settings) d. Health e. Police f. Voluntary organisation g. Other (please specify) h. Don’t know • In your work, do you cover any of the following Local areas? i. Dorset j. Lincolnshire k. Wolverhampton l. Lewisham m. Warwickshire n. Wirral o. None of the above 2. [Wording for LA staff] Are you involved in delivery of the FFC Pathfinder model in [insert LA name] By this we mean involvement in the introduction of Family Help and/or family network reforms including delivery of family group conferences, and/or changes to child protection activity and/or multi-agency safeguarding arrangements [Wording for partner agency staff] In your current role, are you involved in planning or providing support to children or families? This includes through the FFC Pathfinder, which consists of: Early Help/Early Support, Family Help, Family Networks, Child in Need, Child Protection and/or multi-agency safeguarding arrangements. a. Yes b. No [Filter to closing page] 90 3. As part of your current role, are you required to directly engage with children, young people or families? a. Yes b. No 4. How long have you been directly engaging with children, young people and families professionally? Please include time in any previous roles, as well as your current role a. Less than 1 year b. 1 year or more, but less than 2 years c. 2 years or m