CCLD 405 Co-ordinate provision for babies and children under 3 years in partnership with their families
K4M835 Who the key stakeholders are in your local area
Parents, carers, children, colleagues/staff - committee, childminding partnerships
Local surgery - GP, health visitor, SaLT, children's psychology services?
Local Authority - safeguarding board, children & family services, early years advisory services?
Local schools - primary or feeder school
Local clubs, groups, charities, wraparound/out of school provision
Local businesses/suppliers - milk, water, fruit & veg, cleaning services
From the NVQ level 4 book - link is to amazon.co.uk
Stakeholders can be both internal and external and are those who have an interest in the performance of the setting. Colleagues are internal stakeholders. External stakeholders include families and shareholders, or those who pay for the service that you provide.
Key Term
Stakeholder - a party with an interest in an organisation eg. employees, customers, suppliers or the local community.
Looking at why a potential stakeholder might be interested in the success, stagnation or failure of a/your service is the essence of why individual stakeholders are important eg. employees rely on a job for income, career satisfaction, to make a contribution, be part of an environment they find safe and stimulating. Local Authorities have a duty to safeguard those in their area, plan improvements for all and answer govermental questions about what's happening in their locality.
Hth xx