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Being a key worker
'When I came into post as a family key worker, there was no formal system of key working in place... I must admit to being daunted at the task before me could I make a positive difference to families' experience of service use? ... I have found the role to be busy, frustrating, sometimes emotionally draining but ... I meet many interesting people, have built up many effective, often fun relationships with families I work with and have a real sense of achievement and job satisfaction everyday.'
How to become a key worker
Read the Key-worker training section for more information on how to become a key worker.
For further information on training, read about the Working in partnership through Early Support training course.
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Last updated on 20/08/2009
