Being Child-Centred
policy and staff development processes. Having key performance indicators (KPIs) relating to the wellbeing of children demonstrates an organisation’s commitment to supporting this outcome. The top-down vision and direction creates an operating environment with a commitment to the time, funding and expertise for child impact
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