Camden Safeguarding Children Board Training …

1 Camden Safeguarding Children Board Training programme Spring 2018 This downloadable brochure contains all the information you will need in order to access multi-agency Training via Camden Safeguarding Children Board It is set out as follows: Calendar of Events Details about each event Which Training is appropriate for you? Occupational groups chart The Training pathway Frequently asked questions Calendar of Events - Spring 2018 Date Time Course Title Trainer Groups 3rd January 2018 Spring Term Begins - - 9th January 1 day Developing Effective Supervision Skills (Part 1) Sonia Appleby & Jennifer Pearce 4 + 23rd January day (am) Workshop on Female Genital Mutilation Dr.

2 Deborah Hodes & Team All 29th January 1 day Key Milestones in Adolescent Years and the Impact of Abuse Jo Norman 2-3 12-16 February - Half Term - - 20 & 21 February 2 days Safeguarding Camden s Children the multi-agency task Camden MAT Team 2-3 6th March day (am) The Interface Between Social Care and Education Paul Carroll 3-4 13th March 1 day Developing Effective Supervision Skills (Part 2) Sonia Appleby & Jennifer Pearce 4 + 14th March 1 day Understanding CSE and Working with Victims of Child Sexual Exploitation Safer London Foundation All 20th March 1 day Neglect An Analytical Approach Janet Lee 4 + 30th March 2018 - Spring Term Ends - - This schedule is subject to change All applications must be made using the online registration and application system on the website To make sure any course is right for you please look at the detailed descriptions in this calendar before making an application information about the different Working Together groups can also be found in this document and on the website.

3 Advice should be sought from your manager about which courses meet your individual Training needs Developing Effective Supervision Skills (Part 1) Date Time Course Description information 9th January 2018 This is Part 1 of a two-day course. Part 2 will be held on 13th March 2018 Participants must attend all of both days and be willing to carry out supervision between Day One and Day Two Developing Effective Supervision Skills This two-day event is for all health and social care practitioners who are new to or about to embark on supervising staff in their setting Course Outcomes: Participants will have: Explored the basic skills required in providing effective staff supervision Considered some of the difficulties encountered in the supervision relationship and how to respond effectively Developed their skills by carrying out supervision between Day One and Day Two, feeding back to the group on their experience Trainers.

4 Sonia Appleby & Jennifer Pearce Training Consultants This event is suitable for professionals who are responsible for supervising staff in their agency including Level 3 of the Intercollegiate Document Workshop on Female G enital Mutilation Date Time Course Description information 23rd January 2018 Workshop on Female Genital Mutilation This half-day event is for all professionals who need to develop or update their awareness and understanding of female genital mutilation Professionals attending this event will: Learn about the definition, types and prevalence of FGM Hear about the impact o f FGM; the health and social consequence and the FGM ch ildren s clinic in C amden Learn about legislation, child protection a nd the roles/responsibilities of professionals and the community Explore how individuals and communities can effectively respond to FGM Learn about support and advocacy foraffected communities in ensuring Children are k ept safe Trainers: Dr.

5 D eborah Hodes Consultant Community Paediatrician and Designated Doctor for Safeguarding and a team of expert contributors from a variety of agencies This event i s suitable for professionals in all groups and levels from all agencies including Level 3 of the Intercollegiate Document Key Developmental Milestones in Adolescent Years and the Impact of Abuse Date Time Course Description information 29th January 2018 Key Developmental Milestones in Adolescent Years and the Impact of Abuse This one-day event is for all health and social care practitioners who work with adolescents and who need to explore the issues around adolescent development, with special reference to the impact of abuse at this stage and the mental wellbeing of teenagers Course Outcomes: Participants will have: Explored key developmental milestones in adolescence Considered strategies for working with families where there are developmental and/or abuse issues Developed their knowledge about the impact of abuse on Children during their teenage years Trainer.

6 Jo Norman Independent Safeguarding and Child Protection Training Consultant This event is part of a rolling programme which explores developmental milestones and the impact of abuse at different stages of childhood This event is suitable for professionals in Working Together Groups 2 & 3 and Level 3 of the Intercollegiate Document Understanding CSE and Working with Victims of Sexual Exploitation Date Time Course Description information 14th March 2017 Applicants can apply for either just the morning event or for the whole day The morning event will help participants to understand CSE and how Children can be exploited. Professionals who work directly with CSE victims are invited to stay for the afternoon session which will focus on direct work with this client group Tools for Working with Sexually Exploited Children This one-day event is for all professionals who work with Children and/or families to engage with the issues around gang, group-related and peer on peer CSE and to equip professionals with tools to undertake safety planning and ensure effective responses to disclosure Course Outcomes: Participants will.

7 Be confident in their knowledge and understanding about CSE and understand the different types of CSE Assess their own values and attitudes and the effect these could have on working with young women at risk of CSE Be able to identify and describe vulnerability factors and risk indicators for CSE and how women can be affected Understand the risks and impact of sexual violence and exploitation experienced by women and girls who are involved with gangs Be able to recognise internal and external safety for young women and utilise the tools provided in Training to safety plan with young women Be able to provide a confident and robust response to disclosures Understand legislation, guidance and procedures relevant to CSE Have a working knowledge of processes, resources and services to support young people in the borough Trainer.

8 Safer London Foundation A voluntary organisation that specialises in working with victims of child sexual abuse This event is suitable for professionals in all groups and levels from all agencies including Level 3 of the Intercollegiate Document Safeguarding Camden s Children the Multi-Agency Task Date Time Course Description information 20 & 21 February 2018 This is a two-day course Participants are expected to attend all of both days Safeguarding Camden s Children the Multi-Agency Task This two-day event is for all health and social care practitioners who wish to develop their Safeguarding knowledge. It is particularly relevant to workers who are new to the borough Learning Outcomes: Participants will have: Developed awareness of the multi-agency role in Camden and how it contributes to joint working Gained an insight into the ways in which local Children and families can be supported Increased their knowledge and competencies and extended their expertise in this area having completed basic awareness Training Trainers.

9 Jennifer Pearce Camden Safeguarding Children Board Training Consultant + contributors from CSCB agencies in Camden This event is suitable for professionals working in Working Together Groups 2 & 3 and Level 3 of the Intercollegiate Document The Interface Between Social Care and Education Date Time Course Description information 6th March 2018 This is a half-day course The Interface Between Social Care and Education This half-day event is for social care and health professionals who are involved with Children of school age and designated leads from schools in Camden Learning Outcomes: Participants will have: A clearer appreciation of how different professionals from different agencies can work together to safeguard schoolchildren A fuller understanding of the complexity of working across different domains while keeping the whole family in mind An awareness of the dilemmas we face when co-located and joint working in a specific school provision Trainer.

10 Paul Carroll Camden Social Worker and Safeguarding Trainer This event is suitable for professionals working in Working Together Groups 3 & 4 and Level 3 of the Intercollegiate Document Developing Effective Supervision Skills (Part 2) Date Time Course Description information 13th March 2018 This is Part 2 of a two-day course. Participants must have attended the first day of this two-day course on 9th January and have carried out supervision between Part 1 and Part 2 Developing Effective Supervision Skills This second of a two-day event is for all health and social care practitioners who are new to or about to embark on supervising staff in their setting Course Outcomes: Participants will have: Explored the basic skills required in providing effective staff supervision Considered some of the difficulties encountered in the supervision relationship and how to respond effectively Developed their skills by carryi