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General overview

Stage of development: Implementation

Policy sector: Child and family welfare

Date outcomes contract signed: Aug 2019

Start date of service provision: Jun 2018

Anticipated completion date: Jun 2024

Max potential outcome payment: GBP 1.03m

Service users: 12 individuals

Intervention

The Council will use a black box commissioning approach, and will provide an indicative example of the long-term intervention it intends to commission.

Target population

The project will work with children aged from 7-17 within the Local Authority either in or on the edge of care.

Location

Country

  • United Kingdom

Service delivery locations

  • Cheshire West and Chester Council

Outcome metrics

  • Metric 1: Child is not in residential care. Payments made monthly after 1 month for up to 2 years.

Results

Fostering better outcomes started delivering services in June 2018 and will finish in June 2024. Data was last updated in March 2024. These are interim results.

Outcome achievements

Overall target is based on the high case scenario defined in the Life Chances Fund Final Award Offer or Variation Agreements.

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This project has two other metrics: 'Child is not in residential care after 12 months' (with a target of 24 children) and 'Child is not in residential care after 24 months' (with a target of 22 children). They have been omitted from this figure to facilitate a clearer data visualisation.

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Outcome payments

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