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A Hub Table is team of people from various government ministries and community agencies. They meet weekly to address specific situations involving individuals and/or families who have a significant probability of experiencing harm if they do not receive some type of intervention. The team works collaboratively to develop immediate, co-ordinated and integrated responses by mobilizing existing resources with the intent of reducing risk in a timely manner, usually within 24 to 48 hours.
Professionals from a variety of human service backgrounds sit at Hub Tables. Police officers, teachers, social workers and youth workers are just a few examples of the kinds of professionals that might participate. During a Hub Table meeting, participants work together to review situations of acutely elevated risk to determine if an individual or family meets the criteria for imminent risk of harm and victimization. Following their review, the Hub Table team will co-ordinate interventions as necessary.