Adult Social Care Assessment
An Adult Social Care Assessment identifies care needs, impact on daily life, and eligibility for support under the Care Act 2014. It focuses on wellbeing, independence, and appropriate support options.
Mental Capacity Assessment
A Mental Capacity Assessment determines if an adult can understand, weigh, and communicate a specific decision. It is decision-specific and follows the Mental Capacity Act 2005.
Request Adult Assessment Services
Adult Assessments identify a person’s needs, strengths, and support required to live safely and with dignity. They include care, capacity, and best interests assessments to guide decisions and create practical support plans.
Timely, evidence-based adult assessments to support safeguarding, care planning and decision-making. Objective, practitioner-led and fully compliant with statutory guidance and best practice.
Statutory and Independent Assessments for Adults
Parenting Assessment
A Parenting Assessment reviews a parent’s ability to meet a child’s needs and ensure their safety and wellbeing.
Viability Assessment
A Viability Assessment is an initial screening to consider if a family member or connected person can care for a child.
Parent Assess Assessment
A Parent Assess Assessment is a structured, evidence-based review of parenting strengths, risks, and capacity for change.
Special Guardianship Assessment
A Special Guardianship Assessment evaluates whether someone is suitable to care for a child long-term. .
Section 7 Report
A Section 7 Report is a court-ordered assessment of a child’s welfare, wishes, and best interests.
Family Support
Personalised support for families, parents, and carers to build confidence, resilience, and independence.
Family Group Conference (FCG)
Bringing families and professionals together to create safe, family-led plans.
Request Children Assessment Services
Our court-ordered and independent assessments for children provide clear, child-centred evaluations to support legal decisions and care planning. Delivered by experienced Independent Social Workers, they are objective, timely, and compliant with best practice. We work with children, families, and professionals to reflect each child’s lived experience and wellbeing.