Pre-Birth Planning Toolkit
January 2024 – updated to include revised links to SWCPP and ‘Children Social Care Pre-birth Timeline’
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SSCP reports and publications
January 2024 – updated to include revised links to SWCPP and ‘Children Social Care Pre-birth Timeline’
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Updated: March 2024 This guidance aims to assist professional assessment around the provision of effective support for children and families in Somerset. It covers unborn babies, children and young people aged 0 -18 years, (up to age 25 with special educational needs and disability) and should be used alongside statutory guidance for each agency. Latest
Effective Support for Children and Families in Somerset Read More »
This bitesize briefing outlines the different components of the healthcare system in Somerset.
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Somerset’s Graduated Response Tool sets out the barriers to learning that children and young people may have and the strategies and provisions that could be in place to support them. Somerset’s Graduated Response Tool has been created to support all users to understand the Graduated Response to Special Educational Needs in the context of current
This quality assurance form has been designed to ensure that multi-agency and single agency Learning Review recommendations and actions have been addressed, the learning has been embedded in practice, and impact has been evaluated.
The purpose of this plan is to agree what support is needed whilst the baby is in hospital and to consider any safeguarding concerns. This plan will usually be completed at a meeting with the parents present, on the rare occasions where this is not possible, this plan may be agreed through consultation. The
Pre-Birth Safeguarding Plan and Discharge Planning Meeting agenda Read More »
Whenever there is reasonable cause to suspect that a child is suffering or is likely to suffer significant harm there should be a strategy discussion involving local authority children’s social care (including the residential or fostering service, if the child is looked-after), the police, health and other involved agencies such as the referring agency.
Form to assist with identifying the Rapid Review key event chronology.