Guernsey and Alderney Child Protection Guidelines > Protected: Drafts
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- Contents
- Managing individual cases
- Referral
- Initial Assessment
- Case Conference
- Preparation for the conference
- Initial child protection case conference
- Conference agenda
- Quorum
- Involvement of parents and carers* – at conference
- Involvement of children at conference
- Conference chair
- Written reports
- Registration
- Child protection plan
- Children moving into Guernsey
- Transfer case conference
- Case conference minutes
- After the Initial Case Conference
- The Child Protection Plan
- Explaining the child protection plan to the Child and Parents
- The Role of the Lead Professional
- The Role of the Lead Professional’s Manager
- Core Group
- Core Assessment
- Looked After Children
- Missing Children
- Children Moving Away from Guernsey
- Deregistration
- Review Case Conference
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Useful Resources
- 10 Common Pitfalls
- Safeguarding Children Affected by Domestic Abuse
- Emergency Child Protection Order
- Exclusion Order
- Care Requirement
- Child Death Review
- Child in Need
- Child’s Voice
- Children’s Convenor
- Communications/Assessment
- Community Parenting Order
- CP Conference to Reregistration Process Flowchart
- Information Sharing Guidance
- Interpreters
- Meetings
- Parental Responsibility
- Powers of Police Officers
- Referral to Child Protection Conference Process Flowchart
- Resolution of Professional disagreements
- What is Serious Harm?
- When and How to Involve Parents and Carers
- When to Suspect Child Maltreatment
- Serious Case Reviews
- Appendices
- PDFs
- Working Together 2013
- Summary
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Assessing need and providing help
- Chapter 2: Organisational responsibilities
- Section 11 of the Children Act 2004
- Individual organisational responsibilities
- Schools and colleges
- Early years and childcare
- Health services
- Police
- Adult social care services
- Housing authorities
- British Transport Police
- Prison service
- Probation service
- The secure estate for children
- Youth Offending Teams
- The United Kingdom Border Agency
- Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service
- Armed Services
- Voluntary and private sectors
- Faith Organisations
- Chapter 3: Local Safeguarding Children Boards
- Chapter 4: Learning and improvement framework
- Chapter 5: Child death reviews
- Responsibilities of Local Safeguarding Children Boards (LSCBs)
- Specific responsibilities of relevant bodies in relation to child deaths
- Providing information to the Department for Education
- Responsibilities of Child Death Overview Panels
- Definition of preventable child deaths
- Action by professionals when a child dies unexpectedly
- Appendix A: Glossary
- Appendix B: Statutory framework
- Appendix C: Further sources of information
- Managing individual cases
- User Guide
- Search
- Contact
- Drafts
- Research papers
