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November Safeguarding Newsletter7 November 2023
Our latest Newsletter has been published today
Safeguarding Update Edition November 2023
October Safeguarding Newsletter18 October 2023
The October Safeguarding newsletter for the Safeguarding Adults Board and Children’s Partnership is now available here
Children’s Partnership Annual Report Published Today4 September 2023
The Children’s Partnership Annual Report was approved by the Executive on 31st August.
Please have a read here
South Gloucestershire Children’s Partnership Annual Report 2022-23
August Safeguarding Newsletter15 August 2023
Please find the August Safeguarding Newsletter on this link
August Safeguarding Newsletter
Baby M – Child Safeguarding Practice Review published today18 July 2023
The Children’s Partnership have published a CSPR called baby M today.
You can read the review here
You can read the learning brief here
You can book a place on a learning event about this review and Family A here
July Safeguarding Newsletter13 July 2023
The new Safeguarding Newsletter for the Children’s Partnership and Safeguarding Adults Board has been published today.
BRAND New Request for Help Form4 July 2023
Launched on Monday 3rd July – the brand new Request for Help form.
Please use this form for all new referrals for help for a child or family.
Take a look here: Request for Help Form PDF
This version can be opened and filled in Request for Help Form July 2023
Completed forms should be emailed to Accessandresponse@southglos.gov.uk
ICON: Working Well Together6 February 2023
Online Event for practitioners working with families in South Gloucestershire
Wednesday 19th April 9am-12noon
Download the flyer here ICON Working Well Together
January Newsletter Published23 January 2023
You can read the latest newsletter here
Safeguarding Update Edition January 2023
*NEW TRAINING* Courageous Conversations21 December 2022
Monday 23rd January, 1.15pm-2.45pm – Brand new session
1. Broaching difficult subjects with parents/carers (both early help and needing to make a referral to children’s social care)
2. Keeping safe and feeling confident in courageous conversations with families
3. Consider the responses we may receive from parents/carers and how lived experience impacts on the response.
Book a place here
Download the flyer here – Courageous Conversations
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