As you will be aware there have been a number of significant national reports published in recent weeks, including the national review into the murders of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson as well as the national review of Children’s Social Care, led by Josh MacAlister. We will be working with partners to explore the recommendations and impact for our partnership.
As well as links to the various reports, in this newsletter you will also find details of the latest training available for all partners. Please share across your organisations.
Last month we Tweeted about Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, International Deaf Awareness Week, Cri Du Chat Syndrome Awareness Day, Mental Health Awareness Week, Internet Watch Foundation’s TALK checklist to help keep your children safe online, National Smile Month, Foster Care Fortnight, National Children’s Day, the Street Safe App, Grief support booklets from Cruise and more! If you don’t already, you can follow us on Twitter @GreenwichSCP.
GSCP have the following training sessions available this month:
- Communicating with Children about Concerns. Having Difficult Conversations (On-Line Workshop)
- Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing; Understanding the Impact on Young People since Covid Pandemic and Implications for Practice Interventions
- Safeguarding Children Basic Induction (a two part on-line Workshop)
- The Resilient Practitioner: Self-Care Strategies for Helping Professionals On-Line Workshop
- Understanding Suicide; The Impact on Young People
- Social Media and Mental Health
- Neglect and Other Complex Cases: Assessing Parenting and Parental Capacity for Change
- Basic Drug Awareness (Face to Face Workshop)
- Attending & Presenting at Child Protection Conferences & Core Group Meetings
