lt d. Somewhat difficult e. Extremely difficult f. I am not familiar enough with the FFC Pathfinder model to say 18. [Only asked in Feb 25] What aspects of the FFC Pathfinder model, if any, would you want more information or support? a. [Open text] b. Don’t know c. Prefer not to say 19. Thinking about your current understanding of the FFC Pathfinder, please select at least 2 statements you think align most strongly with the design of the FFC Pathfinder programme in your area? 94 • Under the FFC Pathfinder model, Family Help Lead Practitioners may include those who have alternative qualifications (i.e. not social work) and/or not employed by local areas, holding children at Child in Need (Section 17) a. The FFC Pathfinder model aims to work more closely with wider family networks to help families stay together, wherever possible, and thrive • The FFC Pathfinder model provides clearer, shared role for safeguarding partners (leaders and practitioners in LAs, Health, Education and the Police) across children’s social care b. The FFC Pathfinder model will include separate family and child assessments at each stage of support they receive, to ensure every practitioner involved with the family understands their unique needs. • Under the FFC Pathfinder model, local areas and partner agencies will apply specific criteria to their support offer, so only families who are experiencing either domestic abuse, poor mental health, and/or substance misuse can access Family Help. 20. Thinking about your involvement with the FFC pathfinder, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? a. Strongly agree b. Agree c. Neither agree nor disagree d. Disagree e. Strongly disagree f. Don’t know g. Not applicable i. I understand my role and responsibilities within the FFC