Level Three Safeguarding Training is aimed to supporting professionals who are likely to come into contact with child protection and safeguarding concerns through their work. It is expected that participants have already completed Safeguarding Children Level One and Two. If you are uncertain whether this training is suitable for you please refer to the Minimum...

Babies and children with complex care and support needs continue to be identified as one of the most vulnerable groups of children. It is vital that ALL professionals have a good understanding of how to respond when there are concerns about their safety. Join the NSCP and colleagues from health who will provide an update...

Last year the NSCP produced a Multi-Agency Neglect Tool as a first step in supporting professionals work collaboratively with shared tools to address neglect in Newcastle. This session provides an overview of the Multi-Agency Neglect Tool as well as discussing how to use it effectively with families.

Working Together (2023) highlighted the importance of all professionals working more effectively with extended family networks. Join the NSCP and colleagues from the Family Group Conferencing Team to learn about what they do, and hear about the value of engaging with family and extended networks, how they can contribute towards safety and stability, the common...

Join us with colleagues from the Church of England to hear about how they are working to promote the physical, psychological and spiritual wellbeing of those who have experienced trauma and abuse in the church, how they are responding to safeguarding concerns, and engaging with survivors of faith-based abuse, as well as with those who...

Level Three Safeguarding Training is aimed to supporting professionals who are likely to come into contact with child protection and safeguarding concerns through their work. It is expected that participants have already completed Safeguarding Children Level One and Two. If you are uncertain whether this training is suitable for you please refer to the Minimum...