We are Birmingham Social Emotional Mental Health (SEMH) Pathfinder. A relational model of values-led family support through schools in Birmingham.
Birmingham, England
Joined June 2018
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Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Six months ago, I left the NHS after over 20 years—a leap guided by vision, and fuelled by equal parts excitement and fear.
Today, after completing four inspiring days of NVR training with an incredible Birmingham-based organisation, @BhamPathfinder I’m filled with gratitude.
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Exciting news! @BhamPathfinder has joined forces with the West Midlands @themultibank to support children and families in Birmingham. Free goods to boost education, strengthen families & spark brighter futures.
💙📚 #EducationMatters #BrilliantBrum
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Happy 115th Birthday to Birmingham's The Electric Cinema!
Opened on this day in 1909, here's a special birthday message from another Brum icon... Prof Carl Chinn MBE. An alternative Brum King's speech.
@Glenbrookprop might want to demolish The Electric but Brummies fight back! – at Birmingham, England
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
It was great to meet everyone yesterday at @BhamPathfinder and hear first hand about flexible learning needs. We hear you and it will be exciting to explore how we can work further together with the aim of creating some valuable and accessible learning for your service-users 🙏
@BhamPathfinder parents met with Angela and Penny from @FircroftCollege this am. They will be undertaking adult education courses as part of their development and involvement in Pathfinder Shared Authority work-across our schools and communities in South Brum.
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Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
This year we have PI4 Parents + Non violent resistance (NVR) sessions 5 days a week at different schools-delivered by Pathfinder Coordinators + school workers! As with this post, we’re bringing parent cohorts from different schools together! Attendance is good + great feedback!
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Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Wonderful to see @BhamPathfinder family support in schools (see here: birminghampathfinder.org.uk) working with @BirminghamCAB to help an amazing✨ 142 children and families last year obtain additional financial aid for special educational needs and other urgent help❤️. 1/2
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
There is so much 'common sense' about the Pathfinder approach - the issue is, its not at all common (but it needs to be). So relevant to criminal justice & health services too.
We will now establish family members as Pathfinder Associates, receiving training such as psychologically informed environments; + supervision, supporting families through community + school development activities; providing community peer support.
#ReimaginingChildrensServices
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
In Parliament today with political & public/third sector leaders. I bigged-up brilliant✨ West Mids projects preventing youth violence by working with families & schools🎓 to give young people the best chance in life💯.
Grateful for chance to influence future national🇬🇧 policy.
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
I am who I am. That’s someone who is autistic and has ADHD. Accepting myself slowly. Sharing as the journey for many is long, private diagnosis available only to wealthy and much trauma along the way. It’s time to talk about it.
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
At 5 to ask about it and being told girls don’t have it. Verbal Communication is a struggle, burnout & meltdowns are very real. Suicide rates amongst women are unacceptable & honestly because we have so much more to do. Having support has changed my life.
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
🧵Never really know how to feel about autism awareness. I am autistic person often struggle with the self acceptance part, living in a working class rural community it isn’t widely accepted. I was late diagnosed, despite reading before I could talk, my mam taking me to the docs
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Loved hearing the passion including @CamillaKingdon & @annelongfield at the @RCPCHtweets conference.
I advocated for partnerships in schools & community settings to support and prevent children suffering issues like domestic abuse & substance misuse in the home. #RCPCH24
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Long story: speaking about how @WestMidsPCC & @mcneil_tom have led efforts to drive projects tackling root causes of crime/ harm.
Short story: speaking about why working together is good & what counts as 'working together'. For best examples see @FDACBham_Sol & @BhamPathfinder.
At Westminster Insight’s Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Conference on Thursday 8th February, we will examine the best use of existing tools, as well as new enforcement powers and measures from the Government’s Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan.
With full implementation of the plan in 2024, join us to hear about the latest initiatives, including:
✅Case studies from pilot programmes on hotspot policing and Immediate Justice
✅Taking a zero tolerance approach
✅New enforcement powers and on-the-spot fines
✅ASB Case Reviews
✅Plans for dealing with anti-social tenants and evictions
Hear from leading experts, practitioners and community-based organisations, our line-up includes: @CampbellTracey @HarviSaimbhi @JanineGreenASB @YoricHousing @CPhilpOfficial @MartinEarl1296 @judith_vickress @STagainstDA_ @OttenStuart @fairclough21 @LQHomesMatter @PoliceChiefs @ukhomeoffice @WestMidsPCC @MidlandHeart @AnchorLaterLife @SurreyPolice @asbhelp @N_Watch @MerseyPolice
Register your place with code TW4154 for 20% off here ⬇️
westminsterinsight.com/confe…
#ASBWM #ASB #AntiSocialBehaviour #asbawarenessweek
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Pathfinder is the gold standard - as times get tougher, we need more services like it. We were so lucky to hear from them at the #STSP24 conference today about how partners can replicate their success.
Presented Pathfinder learning at the Steps to Stronger Partnership conference today-heard about amazing regional work. Consensus re: need 4 sustained relational work, braver LA approaches +flexibility from philanthropic trusts. 💚
#STSP24
@weareROC @mcneil_tom
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Was great to hear from @BhamPathfinder and other early help efforts in Birmingham and across region.
We must do everything we can to protect this work, especially in these difficult economic times. Cuts to these services now would cost us all so much more long term.
Presented Pathfinder learning at the Steps to Stronger Partnership conference today-heard about amazing regional work. Consensus re: need 4 sustained relational work, braver LA approaches +flexibility from philanthropic trusts. 💚
#STSP24
@weareROC @mcneil_tom
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Glad we’ve been able to support such vital work over the years 🙏
Almost 1 in 5 children are persistently absent from school. The @ChildrensComm warns of harm to long term opportunities.
It’s why projects like @BhamPathfinder providing multidisciplinary support to children & parents (eg mental health, SEND, domestic abuse) are invaluable. 1/4
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Almost 1 in 5 children are persistently absent from school. The @ChildrensComm warns of harm to long term opportunities.
It’s why projects like @BhamPathfinder providing multidisciplinary support to children & parents (eg mental health, SEND, domestic abuse) are invaluable. 1/4
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Strategy isn’t strategy if nobody gets it & believes in it; it’s just a boring set of
rehashed cliches, just verbiage. Worse is separate strategies to address interconnected problems reproduced in the same organisations & systems without addressing underlying culture & behaviour
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Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
Tremendous effort. Well done all. 👏👏👏
Birmingham Pathfinder retweeted
So then, with the help of:
@MandyHandley1
@KajeBirmingham
@tyrone221978 &
@markclifton1967
Today’s game will have £125 per goal going to charity.
Thanks for your support 👏👏👏
Upthe⛪️ – at Rowney Green, England