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This two-day course aims to increase practitioners’ understanding of child sexual abuse (CSA), helping them to identify concerns, respond appropriately, and improve outcomes for children and families. The training is interactive and uses case studies, group discussions and practical exercises to build confidence in recognising and responding to CSA. Learning Objectives By the end of… Continue Reading Developing an Understanding of Child Sexual Abuse

Learning Outcomes  • To develop an understanding of domestic abuse & discuss the offence of coercive control. • To enhance your awareness of domestic abuse, the behaviours and tactics used. • How to respond in a trauma informed, domestic-abuse informed way when there is a disclosure of domestic abuse. • Provide an outline of domestic… Continue Reading Responding to DA: A Practical Guide

This two-day course aims to increase practitioners’ understanding of child sexual abuse (CSA), helping them to identify concerns, respond appropriately, and improve outcomes for children and families. The training is interactive and uses case studies, group discussions and practical exercises to build confidence in recognising and responding to CSA. Learning Objectives By the end of… Continue Reading Developing an Understanding of Child Sexual Abuse

The training will provide practitioners with the knowledge and skills to be accredited for use of the Graded Care Profile 2 (GCP2). Copies of the tool will be shared after the training. The GCP2 is a practical tool which supports practitioners in measuring the quality of care delivered to an individual child from an individual… Continue Reading Graded Care Profile 2

The session will cover the purpose of strategy discussions, types and significance of harm, required evidence, information-sharing principles, the chair’s role, Achieving Best Evidence guidance, medical and referral considerations, and planning priority actions and investigations.

Professionals play a vital role in addressing the safety of victims, ensuring children received appropriate support and increasing the controlling person’s accountability – helping families achieve safety more quickly. This training focusses on building confidence and skills in responding directly to those who cause harm. Objectives: To strengthen professional competencies in challenging harmful behaviours and… Continue Reading Skills For Enabling Change

Participants will: gain an understanding of what Child Criminal and Child Sexual Exploitation is understand the County Lines model and the local approach to Risk Outside the Home be able to identify the vulnerabilities and risk factors for children understand the local picture and themes arising consider your role in reducing the risk to children… Continue Reading Child Exploitation Masterclass

This course will develop an awareness of professional’s responsibilities to safeguard children and the key processes that underpin this. Participants will: • understand their roles and responsibilities to safeguard children • understand the role and remit of the Children’s MARS Board • understand how you apply statutory guidance • understand the importance of information sharing… Continue Reading Child Protection Masterclass

This workshop examines the profound impact of domestic abuse on children and young people, offering insights into their experiences and responses. Objectives: To understand emotional, psychological and developmental consequences for children at different life stages. To explore how stability, safety and emotional support are essential for healthy cognitive and emotional development in babies and infants.… Continue Reading Domestic Abuse Through The Child’s Eyes

This two-day course aims to increase practitioners’ understanding of child sexual abuse (CSA), helping them to identify concerns, respond appropriately, and improve outcomes for children and families. The training is interactive and uses case studies, group discussions and practical exercises to build confidence in recognising and responding to CSA. Learning Objectives By the end of… Continue Reading Developing an Understanding of Child Sexual Abuse

You will learn... •The purpose and process - why and how we help families using Early Help •The local context - understanding levels of intervention and support •Practical skills and process – building confidence about completing a good quality Early Help Assessment, effective planning with families and how to be an effective chair of early… Continue Reading Early Help Practice and Process

This workshop provides an in-depth exploration of key processes, legal frameworks and critical issues related to domestic abuse. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of: Objectives: To be confident in recognising coercive control, understand its definition, signs and stages of coercive control, and how these ties in with the Homicide Timeline, how the characteristics manifests… Continue Reading Domestic Abuse: Advanced Practice Training