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The Together Achieving Change (TAC) process is a way of organising and co-ordinating extra help for children, young people and their families (between the ages of 0–25 years). It is for those who have a number of needs requiring preventative support.The process can be started by anyone who is working with a child, young person or their family (e.g. school teacher, education social worker, school nurse, youth worker, counsellor, a member of one of our community mental health teams or our Welfare Rights unit). A young person or parent can also ask for the TAC process to be started themselves by contacting our TAC Support team directly.
Families requiring preventative support.
No
A referral is required to access support.
Language: Welsh medium setting and English medium setting
https://www.wrexham.gov.uk/service/childrens-social-care/together-achieving-change-tac
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