About South Tyneside IRT Project
South Tyneside's Identification, Referral and Tracking (IRT) Project was
established in 2003, with funding provided by the Department for Education and
Skills (DfES)
The aim of the IRT project is to prevent social exclusion among children and
young people, by improving the exchange of information between agencies that
work with them.
In order to achieve this aim, the project has a number of objectives,
including:
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To develop a system to identify children and young people (aged 0 –19), who are
at risk of different forms of social exclusion. The system will enable the
development of co-ordinated support for those identified as being 'at risk'
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Developing a directory of all services which are available to children, young
people and their families in South Tyneside
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Developing integrated procedures to enable professionals from different
agencies to work with 'at risk' young people in a consistent and co-ordinated
way
For more information about the IRT Project, please contact Andy Ledger, IRT Project Manager on 0191 424 4797 or email: andy.ledger@southtyneside.gov.uk
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