The Fairer Futures Partnerships are designed to address the complex challenges faced by families in Scotland, particularly those struggling with poverty, inequality, and social exclusion. These partnerships are not just about providing financial assistance, but about creating a holistic approach to support families, encompassing various aspects of their lives. The Inverclyde partnership will focus on supporting families with children aged 0-19 years old.

Pilot schemes in Dundee and Glasgow have been successful in addressing the challenges of providing support to at-risk families by employing keyworkers. **Detailed Text:**

The recent emergence of pilot schemes in Dundee and Glasgow has brought innovative solutions to the forefront, offering a new perspective on supporting vulnerable families. These schemes, focusing on “keyworker” support, have shown promising results in addressing the complex needs of at-risk families and transforming the traditional service delivery model. Keyworkers, professionals who are deeply familiar with the specific challenges and resources available within their communities, act as crucial catalysts in the process.