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A 2 virtual course looking at the impact of parental mental ill health on children. The course will cover thresholds for services, understanding roles and responsibilities, developing a shared language, models for assessment and planning,

This morning session offers the experienced DSL an update in statutory guidance and how this affects safeguarding practice. Information about local procedures and the opportunity to reflect on effective practice with other colleagues.

In Wandsworth the Early Help IT System (EHITS) is used by the workforce to record and share information, taken from the Early Help Assessment form, securely for children and young people that they are working with. EHITS can also be used to request services from organisations.

Forum meeting for trainers who deliver courses in Wandsworth.
This meeting will include sharing the learning from SCR's/CSPR's and audits to ensure all trainers have the Wnadsworth Golden Thread re key learning from these in their training. 

4 places remaining

This training will be attractive to anyone with an interest in and concern for children's development and who are interested in understanding psychological theories of children's development within cultural, social, relational and educational contexts. The course will invite you to consider key debates from research about children's social, cognitive and emotional development from pre-birth through to the end of the primary school years.

• Changes / update re Children’s Social care
• Domestic Abuse and Covid19
• Race / Hate Crime / tension around schools
• Bereavement / loss/ anxiety ;
• Risk and resilience
• Updates for KCSiE 2020
• DSL training programme and twilight meetings 2020-21
• Information about replacement for SiEA post

Neglect is a key feature in many families who safeguarding professionals work with and yet it is hard for professionals who are involved to create successful interventions to be analytical about neglect and challenge professional thinking about neglect.

The aim of this training is to work together with the London Fire Brigade to raise awareness of the characteristics and behaviours that increase fire risk for vulnerable people, and the actions staff can take to reduce that risk.

This session explains what the MARAC is, shows you how to make a referral and explores options for safety planning around domestic violence