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Safeguarding disabled children - GOV.UK
Safeguarding disabled children Practice guidance Safeguarding disabled children Practice guidance Moira Murray, Head of Safeguarding Chris Osborne, Policy Adviser The children s Society Crown Copyright 2009 ISBN 978-1-84775-385-4 July 2009 02 Safeguarding disabled children : practice guidance Acknowledgements It would not have been possible without the support and expertise of a wide range of staff, organisations and children and young people. Members of the National working Group on Child Protection and Disability, the Safeguarding Deaf children Inter Agency Group, the Council for disabled children and representatives of Local Safeguarding children Boards and Safeguarding Advisers all made a contribution. We thank them for sharing their time and expertise and for their commitment to this work. A number of individuals and organisations provided quotes, examples and good practice illustrations.
Government’s statutory guidance Working Together to Safeguard Children. All local procedures developed to safeguard disabled children should be consistent with Working Together and where appropriate, paragraphs are cross-referenced to Working Together . 1.12 This practice guidance is intended to provide a framework within which
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