Understanding statutory thresholds and escalating safeguarding concerns

Understanding statutory thresholds and escalating safeguarding concerns

Understanding statutory thresholds and escalating safeguarding concerns to Children's Social Care

By The Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse

Date and time

Tuesday, July 8 · 2 - 4am PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

Effective multi-agency working is dependent on an open approach and honest relationships between agencies. Problem solving and resolution is an integral part of professional co-operation and joint working to safeguard children. Transparency, openness and a willingness to understand and respect individual and agency views are a core aspect of multi-agency/inter-agency working, however, there may be occasions where individuals/agencies have differing views on how best to keep children safe and promote their welfare. Some of these challenges may be around perceived levels of risk, roles and responsibilities, action or lack of action progressing safeguarding plans and closure of cases. In this webinar we will explore the ‘Working Together To Safeguard Children’ statutory guidance to improve our understanding of the legislative framework for working with children and young people and reflect on our practice in escalating safeguarding concerns to Children's Social Care relating to child sexual abuse.

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The aim of the Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse (CSA Centre) is to create a future where children are free from the threat and harm of sexual abuse by radically improving how we prevent and respond to the issue through really understanding its causes, scope, scale and impact.

Working alongside researchers, policy makers and practitioners, we ensure an evidence-informed approach is applied to better understanding and responding to CSA at both an operational and strategic level.

FreeJul 8 · 2:00 AM PDT