NWG Working alongside parents as safeguarding partners
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NWG Working alongside parents as safeguarding partners

This training course has been developed using the voices of families with lived experience of exploitation.

By NWG Exploitation Network

Date and time

Tue, 7 May 2024 05:00 - 08:00 PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Contact the organiser to request a refund.

About this event

  • 3 hours

NWG would like to thank the individuals and families who have shared their own experiences to help us produce this course.

This course is designed to ensure that their voices are heard and used to inform and influence national practice.

 Intended audience

People working directly with families or overseeing people working directly with families. Including operational and strategic staff.

  • Adult and children’s social care
  • Police
  • youth workers
  • housing

Session Overview

The aim of this short course is to encourage attendees to recognise and understand the value of the family as a safeguarding partner. Barriers to engaging the family in this role will be explored alongside practical steps that can be taken to overcome these.

Attendees will be supported to identify ways to measure the impact of the family being included as a safeguarding partner from both the familys and the professional’s perspective. The final part of the session will encourage attendees to explore how their own practice can be developed in line with national recommended best practice. 

Please note, whilst this course does provide advice on engaging families as safeguarding partners the focus is to share theory and recommended practice, not to upskill practitioners in direct parenting work. This course is focused on extra-familial harm.                              

 Session Aims and Objectives·      

  • To be able to explain why families are an important safeguarding partner
  • Explore in detail the impact that abuse by exploitation can have on the family and what they need from professionals to enable them to become a safeguarding partner
  • Identify barriers to families being safeguarding partners and describe ways to overcome them
  • Balancing outcomes to prioritise a families recovery
  • Develop a personalised action plan to promote families as safeguarding partners 

This event will take place on Microsoft Teams - an email will be sent through Eventbrite with the link to join the training. This will be sent 2 days prior to the event and again 30 minutes prior to the start so please check your inbox and spam/junk folder for the email.

FAQs:

  • How do I join?

An email link will be sent to you prior to the event

  • What is the refund policy?

Once a place is secured you may amend your delegate name without charge. You may cancel your booking up to one calendar month without charge. Any cancellations made within two weeks of the training date will incur 50% charge. Any cancellations made within a week of the training will be liable for full payment. If we cancel the training for any reason, we will refund 100% of the fee, but will not be held liable for any travel or accommodation costs incurred. We always endeavour to reschedule a date as opposed to cancelling it.

  • Is my registration/ticket transferrable?

In the event that you are unable to attend, you may transfer your ticket to a colleague with prior permission from the NWG.

Please note that a NWG member may only transfer to another NWG member and a non-member to a non-member. Please email network@nwgnetwork.org to amend.

Should you have any queries or require any further information please contact 

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The Charity's object is to tackle child exploitation, in particular, but not exclusively, by promoting, enabling, supporting and developing the protection of children and young people who are affected by sexual exploitation.