BA Hons Working with Children, Families and Communities

The undergraduate course "Working with Children, Families, and Communities" is offered by Anglia Ruskin University (ARU). This innovative degree prepares students to work across a wide range of roles and services designed to support children, families, and communities in meeting the challenges and complexities of contemporary life.Course Content: The degree focuses on the relationships between children, families, and communities, and the services that have been developed to support them. Students are prepared to take up different positions in different sectors, such as health, education, social care, and the not-for-profit sector. Key Modules: The course consists of several key modules that include subjects such as Understanding Childhoods, Safeguarding: From Theory to Practice, Exploring Parenting, and Professional Development for Work with Children and Families.Accreditations: Although specific accreditations are not detailed on the course page, ARU is a well-regarded institution and the degree is designed to give students the knowledge and skills necessary for a range of professional roles.Future Careers: An array of career possibilities is available for graduates. These include roles in family support and community development, children's centre work, welfare services, housing and homeless services, and work related to criminal justice. It also opens possibilities for further study in various fields, including Social Work.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page [here](https://www.aru.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/working-with-children-families-and-communities).