Basic snapshot
Key visible details first: child reference, quick code, status, age, date of birth, local authority and key workers.
The Young People dashboard is designed so the front page is not overloaded. Staff see the most important snapshot first, then click into section tiles for deeper information.

The profile should help staff orient quickly, then move into the right area without scrolling through everything at once.
Key visible details first: child reference, quick code, status, age, date of birth, local authority and key workers.
Core identity, reference and personal details kept in a dedicated section.
Description information that can support day-to-day awareness and missing-from-care workflows.
Current placement, legal status and move information connected to the home context.
Family, important people and professional contacts held in structured areas.
Communication needs, preferences and relevant profile information available through a focused section.
Health summaries, contacts and wellbeing information shaped as the module develops.
School, PEP and education status foundations for future education workflows.
Current risk grading, safety summary and relevant risk information surfaced for staff and managers.
Profile activity and linked updates that help people understand what has changed.
Recent linked entries and hashtag matches are connected back to the child profile.
Missing profile links and documents sit close to the profile without crowding the summary page.
The profile is not trying to place every fact on one page. It gives staff the key snapshot, recent linked activity and clear routes into deeper sections.