Perheryhmäkonferensseilla
Perheryhmäkonferensseilla, often translated as family group conferences or family group decision-making meetings, is a process used in child welfare and social services. It brings together the child, their family members, relevant professionals, and community members to discuss concerns about a child's safety and well-being. The primary goal is to develop a collaborative plan that addresses the identified issues and promotes the child's best interests.
These conferences are rooted in the principle that families are best placed to understand their own needs
The process typically involves an initial assessment to identify who should be invited. The conference itself