This course delivers essential insights into the issues surrounding parental substance misuse and safeguarding along with skills for working with parents who are using drugs or alcohol problematically. It is designed for anyone whose work brings them into contact with parents who have issues with substance use. By the end of the training learners will...
The NSCP Level Three Safeguarding Children Training is aimed at: 1. Professionals who have already completed Level One and Two Safeguarding Training and require more advanced knowledge and awareness, for example those whose role involves contact with vulnerable children, regularly responding to safeguarding concerns or managing staff. 2. Professionals who require refresher Level Three Safeguarding...
These workshops are for Practitioners and managers working with children and families in Newcastle on a statutory or early intervention basis. ReThink Formulation is a key component of a Relational and Restorative Approach to Practice. When working with families, services can get into a pattern of assessments and short-term interventions that end when there have...
Neglect is one of the most common and complex forms of harm experienced by children and young people. Responding effectively requires strong partnership working, professional curiosity, and a shared commitment across all agencies. Join colleagues from across Newcastle for this engaging and thought-provoking conference, bringing together frontline practitioners, managers and safeguarding leaders to explore the...
Restorative Practice is a proactive strength based approach that reinforces the importance of building and maintaining positive relationships by seeking to understand the needs of the people in your community. In this session we will look at the pro-active behaviours and skills that you already use in your practice, to create these long-lasting relationships, as well as...
We are making progress in our fight against exploitation, but it is clear that responses and outcomes are often not the same for all children and young people. Racially and ethnically minoritised young people are more likely to face disadvantage because of our assumptions and biases, siloed working, exclusionary practice, and wider social inequalities which...