This briefing provides an essential introduction to the Harmful Sexual Behaviour (HSB) Panel, its purpose, and how it supports safeguarding and early intervention across services. It is designed to raise awareness, build confidence in identifying and responding to HSB, and ensure appropriate referrals are made to the panel. Participants will gain a clear understanding of… Continue Reading Harmful Sexual Behaviour Awareness Briefing
This bitesize course will enable you recognise potential signs and symptoms of substance misuse, including any possible immediate risk that this poses to both the individual and those around them. You will be able to recognise what drugs look like, the effects of drugs and alcohol and understand the treatment options available locally. The content… Continue Reading Drug Trends and Substance Misuse – local updates and offer to young people
Most relationships have their ups and downs, and disagreements and arguments are normal. But arguments between parents that are intense, hostile, and poorly resolved can be harmful to their children and put their mental health and long term life outcomes at risk. Learning to argue in ways that are helpful rather than harmful is vital… Continue Reading Parental Conflict Training
The aim of the workshop is to know what an allegation is, and what to do when an allegation is made regarding someone who works or volunteers with children Objectives: • To have an understanding of the role of LADO • To have an understanding of the managing allegations process from start to conclusion •… Continue Reading (LADO) Managing Allegations against people who work/volunteer with children
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 Domestic Abuse: A Practical Guide
The aim of the workshop is to know what an allegation is, explore What is the SCOPE, what constitutes harm, low level concerns (linked to KCSIE 2024), and what to do when an allegation is made regarding someone who works or volunteers with children. The workshop will also cover records keeping, the role of the… Continue Reading Managing Allegations – The Role of Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) for School Leaders
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… Continue Reading Child Exploitation Masterclass
A training workshop which will enable professionals to gain an understanding of trauma therapy. We will describe the process and explain how trauma therapy is delivered. We will share the criteria and trauma pathway, enabling you to understand when to refer on to the specialist trauma service. Objectives • Develop a clear understanding of trauma… Continue Reading The Kite Project – What is Trauma Therapy?
This bitesize course will enable you recognise potential signs and symptoms of substance misuse, including any possible immediate risk that this poses to both the individual and those around them. You will be able to recognise what drugs look like, the effects of drugs and alcohol and understand the treatment options available locally. The content… Continue Reading Drug Trends and Substance Misuse – local updates and offer to young people
• What is Child Exploitation and how this links into the umbrella term “Modern Day Slavery” • The types of exploitation and how a child or vulnerable adult can benefit from having an NRM • What is an NRM? What it means to the child • How to make a referral and how to write… Continue Reading National Referral Mechanism (NRM) awareness training and how to make an effective referral whilst identifying exploitation
To attend this course you must have completed the Responding to Domestic Abuse: A Practical Guide training session. 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… Continue Reading Domestic Abuse: Advanced Practice Training
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 Domestic Abuse: A Practical Guide