Telford and Wrekin Safeguarding Partnership are delighted to announce this learning event for professionals and practitioners who work with children, young people and their families to enhance and develop professional knowledge of non-accidental injuries to children.

This event will focus on the national and local learning regarding non-accidental injuries to children with guest speakers and workshops with the aim of professionals leaving this event better informed about the issue of non-accidental injuries to children and how we can prevent such issues.

Guest speakers include:

Andrew Mason - Independent Chair for Telford and Wrekin Safeguarding Partnership

Jo Britton - Executive Director (Telford and Wrekin Council Children's Services)

Dr Jacqueline Blyth - Consultant Clinical Psychologist "As a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Expert Witness I have extensive experience working with the National Crime Agency, Civil and Criminal Courts, and Family Court. I am also one of the few psychologists able to assess both adults adults and children in a range of cases. These include care proceedings, clinical negligence and medico-legal claims, non-accidental injury, modern-day slavery, and child murder."

This event will also allow the opportunity for professionals to network with other practitioners across the Telford and Wrekin Safeguarding Partnership and participate in workshops which will explore the complications and implications of non-accidental injuries to children.

Due to the anticipated demand for tickets for this event, there will be a 1st release of ticket sales of 90 tickets followed by a 2nd release of a further 40 tickets. This is to ensure essential practitioners and professionals from various services are able to book a place. If you are unable to reserve a place for this event and feel it is essential for you to attend, please contact partnerships@telford.gov.uk to facilitate this.

Registrations are closed

Non-Accidental Injuries Learning Event