Increasing the safety of children in the community is one of the SSCP’s priorities for 2023-25, with a range of activity to support this across our subgroups, training and strategy. Linking with this work and following on from a project last year, the SSCP Youth Forum chose to work on ‘What makes you feel safe […]
We’ve recently made some important changes to the training Terms & Conditions for SSCP courses which are offered as free (funded) places to attend, which we wanted to explain what they are and why we have made them. What Are the Changes? From July 2023, training that is offered as ‘free’ to attend will initially
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Dad Matters is a Home-Start Project supporting Dads through the early relationship and attachment with their baby, as well as supporting Dads with their mental health, supporting a partner with mental health and support in accessing services. Dad Matters also help new Dads access support when required. We spoke to Charlie Hull, who is the
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The LADO Service, alongside the SSCP, have developed new Managing Low Level Concerns Training, now available to book through the SSCP Training Page. The workshops will be for Case Managers (DSL’s or person overseeing Allegation Management process) in school settings (one space per school). The workshop will be delivered as scenario-based sessions to consider the statutory
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The Partnership Child Exploitation subgroup have updated the Missing from Home or Care protocol. The aim of the protocol is to support a robust response from all agencies when a child goes missing, with effective follow up upon the child’s return. All agencies working with children and families in Somerset have a part to play
Over the last few months students across Somerset have been studying the topic of violence against women and girls (VAWG), and have demonstrated their fantastic knowledge and amazing creativity by writing and producing podcasts on the subject. The podcasts were then uploaded onto the website for the general public to vote for their favourite. In
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ICON – I Can Cope, is a UK based programme aiming to: 1) Prevent abusive head trauma in babies caused by shaking 2) Provide advice on how to comfort a crying baby 3) Explore how to cope when it goes on for a long time. This Child Safety Week, ICON is encouraging anyone who feels
This July, the Somerset Safeguarding Children Partnership (SSCP) is starting a programme of training in Motivational Interviewing (MI) open to anyone who works with children and families. The first workshop is on the 5th July and you can sign up to the FREE training today! Book your place on the Introduction to Motivational Interviewing training HERE
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Practitioners can use this toolkit when working with pregnant families to consider their support needs and how to meet them in a timely way. There is also a flowchart which outlines different routes of support. You can use this document alongside other SSCP documents, like the Effective Support Document. The updates include: You can find
Are you asking yourself – “Why doesn’t he change?” The Somerset REPROVIDE programme is for male perpetrators of domestic abuse who are violent &/or abusive to their intimate female partners. REPROVIDE groups are: REPROVIDE is a research study, run in partnership with the University of Bristol. We have two key aims: The research programme is
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