The South West Safeguarding and Child Protection Group have agreed that the new national guidance 2009 on this subject can not adequately meet the differing and specific needs of the various local authorities involved in these shared procedures. For the national guidance click here. Please also refer to your own LSCB guidance on this subject.
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- Relevant Agency Sees Child
- In Depth Assessment Required
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- Child in Need
- Agree a Plan
- Social Worker Co-ordinates Services
- Review Case
- Interviewing Children
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- Child Protection Conference
- Advice for professionals at a conference
- Preparing for a child protection conference
- Role of the chair of child protection conference
- Agenda
- Attendance
- Minutes
- Decisions
- Plans
- Child is subject of child protection plan
- After the child protection conference
- Core groups: tensions and challenges
- First child protection review conference
- Some concerns about harm
- Children with Disabilities
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- Elective Home Education
- Escalation Policy
- Principles for Joint Working Across Adult and Children’s Services
- Representations and complaints by children and/or parents/carers about child protection conferences
- Sharing Information About Children
- Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Childhood
- Unborn Baby Protocol
- Working Across Boundaries
- Further guidance on child protection
- Complex Cases
- Disabled Children and Child Protection
- Child Assessment Orders
- Child Death
- Child’s Voice
- Competency
- Concealed Pregnancy Guidance
- Elective Home Education
- Exploitation and Trafficking of Children
- Female Genital Mutilation
- Forced Marriage
- Investigating organised abuse
- Missing Children
- Parental Responsibility
- Police Powers of Protection
- Private Fostering Arrangements
- Signs and Symptoms of Possible Child Abuse
- Spirit Possession
- Substance Misuse
- Suicide and Suicide Attempts
- Supporting Individuals Vulnerable to Recruitment by Violent Extremists
- Weapons (Guns, Knives and Knife Crime)
- Working with Uncooperative Families
- Sexual Abuse and Sexual Exploitation
- Safer Recruitment
- Allegations against staff
- Introduction
- Allegation made or suspicion arisen
- Action by designated senior manager
- LADO to be informed
- Allegation made to police or social care
- Consideration between LADO and manager
- No further action
- Allegation is unsubstantiated
- Allegation is a possible disciplinary matter
- Considering suspension
- Child at risk of significant harm
- LADO refers to social care for strategy discussion
- May constitute criminal offence
- No social care or police investigation
- Allegation in staff’s personal lives
- Referral to the Independent Safeguarding Authority
- Case Conclusion
- Record Keeping
- Information Sharing and Confidentiality
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