ChildView is a specialist Case Management System (CMS), designed to help improve outcomes for young people and their communities. ChildView provides the specialist tools and analysis needed to assist BGB in generating positive change and commission effective interventions across the whole service system. ChildView enables users to capture and access rich data, making sense of complex issues surrounding individuals and incidents.
ChildView offers a path for an improved future
We offer BGB extensive and relevant functionality within ChildView. We believe this capability, together with our committed expert support, will fully meet BGB’s Youth Justice CMS and Information Management needs from identification, engagement, right through to case closure. Our future roadmap and approach demonstrate our long-term commitment to BGB and also to the wider Youth Justice sector.
BGB can be assured of inclusive enhancements as we apply new technology and support for new working practices. Examples of this includes remote and mobile device-adaptive software, modern APIs for integration and also interactive real-time data aggregation and visualisation tools. BGB will benefit from continuing statutory compliance and efficiency, as well as the capability to continually learn about service impact through a strong focus on early help and prevention.
CACI want to be BGB’s partner of choice in this journey. We are confident that we will meet and exceed your service aims and objectives and look forward to building a strong, trusted supplier relationship with you.
Why choose ChildView and partner with us?
We will provide a richly functional, flexible and fit for purpose information system, deliver distinguished specialist youth justice training and ongoing support service with a strong focus on the distinct YJ context.
Many added value benefits are provided as standard e.g. Integrated reoffending tools, Trauma Recovery and Enhanced Case Management support, Speech Language and Communication and ACE’s screening, as well as other unique features to support innovation e.g. Drill-down reporting.
BGB is offered our successful, tried and tested switching implementation programme. We can guarantee a high-quality data migration and reliable transition to full ChildView use e.g. operational and strategic reporting and targeted prevention services.
ChildView is mature, proven and has been improved over many years in collaboration with our customers. It is uniquely designed with the journey of the child in mind and practice originating within YJ. We offer extensive facilities to support specialist, core work, diversion, work with victims, targeted early help and prevention etc.
ChildView offers the insight needed for Youth Justice decision making
ChildView is well organised and carefully designed to make it easy to build in-depth analysis of risk and impact on offending and reoffending. ChildView enables numerous factors to be considered, making it easier to deliver early help and prevention services. ChildView also provides different teams with specific data views for practice and managerial oversight, via role-based security settings.
ChildView is supplied as a single, proven, comprehensive and secure database application (including embedded high-quality, user friendly and flexible data reporting functions). Information entered once is available across all functional areas and enhanced by specialist practice rules, ensuring information relating to complex needs is highly accessible, meaningful, trusted and up-to-date to support operations as well as BGB’s strategic, research and commissioning information needs.
Our solution includes all the tools to create information and insight at all organisational levels. This includes creating local reports as well as reports for compliance and inspection. ChildView provides a holistic view of casework together with a unique capability to access, oversee, monitor, aggregate and analyse relevant specialist Youth Justice information. Our solution and support services offer a cost saving approach with continuous improvement and future outcomes in mind.
Grace Thiele 