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6 September 2024

Addressing Child Neglect in Devon

In recent months there have been three rapid reviews in Devon that have brought to light critical issues surrounding child neglect. These cases underscore the importance of vigilance, multi-agency collaboration,

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5 September 2024

Changes to reporting Critical Incidents in schools and educational settings

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

5 September 2024

Training Bulletin September 2024

Here’s a selection of the key training opportunities, courses and workshops coming up over the next few months.

25 July 2024

Training Bulletin July 2024

Here’s a selection of the key training opportunities, courses and workshops coming up over the next few months.

24 May 2024

Work for us! Children’s Commissioning Policy Officer

We are seeking a dedicated Children’s Commissioning Policy Officer to lead and support policy, performance, and strategic development projects.

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30 April 2024

Thematic Review: Physical Harm to Infants under 2

The review focused on two of our priorities: improving outcomes for pre-birth services and support service for infants, and enhancing multi-agency collaboration.

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30 April 2024

Using the online Request for Support Form

From June 6 2024, all partner organisations should be making all referrals using the Request for Support Form.

29 April 2024

Training Bulletin – April 2024

Here’s a selection of the key training opportunities, courses and workshops coming up over the next few months.

29 April 2024

Pre-birth Referral Pathways – Update

All professionals in contact with pregnant mothers should routinely assess the needs of the mother and unborn baby.


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