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Date: Friday 28th November 2025
Time: 10:00am to 11:30am
Location: Join us online for a launch webinar hosted by Research in Practice for members
Twenty years on from its original debut, the Family Group Conference Toolkit is back – better than ever. Family Rights Group is thrilled to unveil the second edition of this essential resource, redesigned to reflect two decades of progress in practice, policy, and research.
This updated toolkit is more than just a refresh – it’s a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to running effective family group conferences, packed with examples, legal insights and practical advice. Whether you’re new to FGCs or a seasoned practitioner, this edition is your go-to companion for delivering high-quality, family-led decision making.
As proud champions of FGCs – the gold standard in family group decision making – Family Rights Group remains committed to empowering effective, high quality partnership working between families and professionals.
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