Parental Mental Health & Child Protection

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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Understanding the link between parental mental health and child protection is vital in safeguarding vulnerable children. This course delves into the complexities surrounding mental health challenges faced by parents and their impact on child protection measures. Learners will explore the frameworks and legislation that govern child protection, along with strategies to recognise signs of risk and intervene appropriately. The focus is on equipping professionals with the knowledge to make informed decisions that prioritise child welfare.

Throughout the course, attention is given to the responsibilities involved in protecting children while supporting parental wellbeing. The content covers assessment techniques, safeguarding protocols, and collaborative approaches between agencies. By gaining a deeper awareness of how parental mental health affects child protection, learners will be better prepared to contribute positively to child safety and family support networks.

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Learning Outcomes

• Identify how parental mental health affects child protection outcomes.
• Understand legal frameworks underpinning child protection practices.
• Recognise indicators of child neglect and abuse in family settings.
• Apply appropriate strategies for safeguarding at-risk children.
• Collaborate effectively with agencies involved in child protection.

Who is this course for?

• Social workers and child protection officers seeking specialised knowledge.
• Healthcare professionals involved with family mental health assessments.
• Educators and school staff requiring child protection awareness.
• Support workers engaging with families experiencing mental health challenges.
• Anyone working to enhance child safety and family welfare services.

Career Path

• Child Protection Officer – Average salary £28,000 per year UK.
• Social Worker – Average salary £30,000 per year.
• Family Support Worker – Average salary £24,000 per year.
• Mental Health Practitioner – Average salary £32,000 per year.
• Safeguarding Coordinator – Average salary £27,000 per year.
• Educational Welfare Officer – Average salary £26,000 per year.