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Judo Grading – New Belts 18th October 2018
New Belts – Grading 18th October 2018 – Tora-Kai School Of Judo
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There is confusion about what constitutes evidence of neglect and disagreement and confusion about thresholds for intervention. Neglect tends to occur in the context of chaotic and disorganised family life where parents feel overwhelmed, helpless and hopeless. Practitioners faced with the reality of this, often together with resistant and antagonistic responses from parents can also feel overwhelmed and helpless in the face of what appear to be insurmountable problems.
The child, at the centre of this, can become lost. The focus of this conference is to increase confidence in the identification of neglect and the safeguarding of children and young people who have been neglected against a backdrop of a better understanding of the impact of neglect on children’s lives.
The conference will promote the recently updated LSCB Neglect Strategy & Neglect Tool Kit.
Kingston and Richmond LSCB has highlighted neglect as a priority for 2018-2019 and we encourage you to join us in this opportunity to learn together
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Children’s Services Social Workers and Managers; Early Years & Early Intervention practitioners ; Independent Reviewing Officers; Substance Misuse Services; CSE Services,
Education & Academics; Commissioners of Children’s Services; Youth Services; Probation & Criminal Justice, all Health Professionals including, Child Mental Health;
Adult Mental Health, Perinatal Mental Health; Accident and Emergency Department; Health Visitors, School Nurses, Voluntary Sector, Foster Carers.
STRUCTURE OF THE EVENT
This half day session will include presentations by key note speakers Dr Jenny Molloy, author of Hackney Child and Professor Ray Jones, emeritus professor of social work at Kingston University.
There will also be an option to practice working with the Neglect Tool Kit in workshops.
Please note that attending this conference can be considered as contributing to refreshing your Level 3 Safeguarding training.
To book a place click on Kingston & Richmond LSCB click on ‘LSCB Training’ and then click on ‘training courses’
TO BOOK A PLACE
Click on Kingston & Richmond LSCB click on ‘LSCB Training’ and then click on ‘training courses’
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Email Daksha.Mistry@kingrichlscb.org.uk
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