Essential information for professionals and practitioners
Whether you are new to Devon or are just looking for some guidance, we’ve rounded up the key information that professionals and practitioners need to know.
Whether you are new to Devon or are just looking for some guidance, we’ve rounded up the key information that professionals and practitioners need to know.
South West Child Protection Procedures aims to support safeguarding practice and provide a consistent approach to safeguarding children and young people.
We have adopted a multi-agency model to help professionals assess safeguarding needs for children and young people. Our Levels of Need framework has been created to provide consistency for professionals working across geographical areas.
If you need to report a safeguarding concern for a child and think that they may require Children’s Social Care involvement, please complete a request for support form.
South West Child Protection Procedures aims to support safeguarding practice and provide a consistent approach to safeguarding children and young people.
We have adopted a multi-agency model to help professionals assess safeguarding needs for children and young people. Our Levels of Need framework has been created to provide consistency for professionals working across geographical areas.
If you need to report a safeguarding concern for a child and think that they may require Children’s Social Care involvement, please complete a request for support form.
The new plan, which will make it simpler for both practitioners and families to use and understand, will launch on the 2 December 2024.
Devon’s annual online safeguarding festival kicked off today, and there’s still plenty of time and opportunity for you to get involved!
The Safer Me Assessment has been streamlined and the MACE submission form and the Context Conference Referral Forms have been updated.
The review focused on two of our priorities: improving outcomes for pre-birth services and support service for infants, and enhancing multi-agency collaboration.
From 5 September 2023, the Partnership will become the Devon Safeguarding Children Partnership.
We have created new courses for parents and carers and professionals to help children catch up and reach their potential.
Please be aware that the process for reporting a Critical Incident impacting a school or educational setting in Devon will be changing from 4 September 2024 onwards. If a school
Several partners will be supporting the school-based programme, which uses a peer-leadership approach to tackle harmful behaviours.
From 5 September 2023, the Partnership will become the Devon Safeguarding Children Partnership.
From 5 September 2023, the Partnership will become the Devon Safeguarding Children Partnership.
NHS England South West are running a four-week course, starting on 26 April, for anyone with Long Covid who is aged 16-18.
The newsletter contains all of the latest news, links, resources, information and upcoming events that young carers can get involved in.
The new plan, which will make it simpler for both practitioners and families to use and understand, will launch on the 2 December 2024.
Devon’s annual online safeguarding festival kicked off today, and there’s still plenty of time and opportunity for you to get involved!
The Safer Me Assessment has been streamlined and the MACE submission form and the Context Conference Referral Forms have been updated.
From 5 September 2023, the Partnership will become the Devon Safeguarding Children Partnership.
We have created new courses for parents and carers and professionals to help children catch up and reach their potential.
Sessions for parents and carers to help us improve the short breaks offer for disabled children and their families.