The Northumbria Violence Reduction Unit in partnership with Newcastle City Council Children’s Social Care are offering Knife Crime Awareness training for practitioners across Newcastle. The purpose of the training is to give professionals a better understanding of this topic including the law around knives and offensive weapons, factors that increase a person's vulnerability to becoming...
This half-day session will cover: Basic human needs: what 'good enough' parenting/development/childhood looks like; the impact of ACEs on the concept of 'good enough'; the, often, profound consequences when ACEs are multiple and/or repeated. The neurobiology of threat: the developing brain; the specific vulnerabilities of children and teenagers to psychological trauma forming and 'deforming' their...
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...
These Restorative Practice Masterclasses are for staff who work with babies, children, young people and their families in Newcastle. They can be attended as standalone sessions or as a series of 3. The masterclasses are designed to deepen understanding of relational and restorative practices, and to provide practical tools to support you in adopting this...
Following a successful pilot, Newcastle Children's Social Care has established a Risk Outside The Home (ROTH) pathway for children who experience safeguarding concerns in the community. This is more than just a pathway, it requires professionals to work and think differently. This is a multi-agency session focusing on what professionals need to do to be...
This NSCP briefing focuses on the learning established in a rapid review following concerns about the safety of a baby. It covers a wide range of established learning points such as the role of fathers and male care givers, domestic abuse, exploitation, parental substance misuse, measuring impact and change, assessment and multi-agency chronologies. This session...
In collaboration with Action for Children, the NCLCC are hosting an online event focusing on tackling county lines and criminal exploitation! Join us for insightful discussions on how various systems can respond effectively to these complex issues. Learn from experts in the field about strategies, challenges, and best practices. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance...
To break the cycle of exploitation and abuse we need to target those ultimately response. By using creative approaches and making the most of the available legislation, we can ensure perpetrators receive appropriate sentences for their crimes while helping prevent them from targeting children and young people in the future. If you work with children...
In recent years Newcastle Safeguarding Children's Partnership has conducted a number of reviews involving children who have experienced harm in the community. This has included children who have been victims, those who have harmed others as well as children who fall into both categories. These reviews have been analysed thematically, establishing key areas of learning...
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...