We've picked out the following courses as being particularly relevant to staff involved in child safeguarding.
To see details of these courses and all training available, and to book a place, visit the Wandsworth Training and Professional Development Online (TPD Online) website.
You will need to be registered on the site to book courses.
Title | Date | Time |
Graded Care Profile 2: Awareness raising briefings for practitioners |
Various dates |
Various times |
Suicide first aid: lite |
Various dates |
Various times |
BLM and the Voice of Social Work - Discussion Groups - 'BAME' (Eventbrite) |
Tuesday 1 February 2022 |
10 to 11.30am |
'Listening to Children' direct work with children to understand their wishes and feelings (Zoom) |
Thursday 3, 10, 17 and 31 March |
9.30am to 4.30pm |
The Strengthening families, protecting children programme is hosting a national online learning event on Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 June 2022. Over the two days, you can choose to attend sessions about the three Strengthening Families models and their effectiveness: Hertfordshire's 'Family Safeguarding', North Yorkshire's 'No Wrong Door' and Leeds' 'Family Valued'.
This training will raise your awareness of the needs of children, young people and their families when a family member is in prison.
It will be held virtually on the following dates:
Book a place on the Supporting prisoners' families training session
WSCP have worked with Children's Social Care and the Evolve Team to put together a training resource on adolescent exploitation.
In order to maximise the learning from this resource we suggest it is used in the following way:
Don't forget to provide feedback to your Safeguarding Lead/DSL.
Thank you to Leah Hilt, Elisha Harrison, Florence Clarke and Carline Benoit for producing this learning resource.
7 minute briefings summarise key learning points from Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews.
This briefing will give volunteers information on:
Don't miss this powerful film about a 14 year old boy groomed into a 'county lines' criminal network. It is written and directed by Henry Blake who draws on his previous experience as a youth worker. Watch the trailer.
You can stream the film via BFI player, Curzon Home Cinema, and IFI Player.
It is attracting a lot of attention - listed for 4 new talent BIFA awards and receiving fantastic 4* reviews across the board. See Henry in discussion with Mark Kermode on his MK3D show (tune in from 17.58) and read more about the film and its reviews.