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Neglect Toolkit: A Bitesize Webinar

Course Title:
Neglect Toolkit: A Bitesize Webinar
Course Code:
Neglect Toolkit O
Description:

It is agreed amongst practitioners and academics that the cumulative nature of neglect can have a disastrous impact on all aspects of children’s health and development. Neglect causes great stress to children leading to poor health, educational and social outcomes and is potentially fatal. Kingston & Richmond LSCB believes that all children and young people in our boroughs should have professionals who are able to swiftly identify and respond effectively to child neglect.

The Neglect Toolkit has been developed to is to help practitioners with parents and carers look at and think about the quality of care given to children, and whether the care meets the children’s needs. It will help them to think about concerns as well as identify strengths and where care giving is good.
  Scheduled Dates For Course:
Course DateEnd Date of RegistrationTimeVenue
09/02/2021 02/02/2021 09:30-11:00 Online
07/04/2021 31/03/2021 09:30-11:00 Online
08/06/2021 01/06/2021 09:30-11:00 Online
Course Duration:
Half Day
  Delivered By:
  Aimed At:

 Multi-Agency
  Aim:

Neglect is the one area of safeguarding that practitioners find the most difficult to work with. There is confusion about what constitutes evidence of neglect and disagreement and confusion about thresholds for intervention.

This Neglect Toolkit bitesize session provides professionals with an overarching resource covering the issues surrounding neglect and acts as a risk assessment tool.  This bite size session on the neglect tool kit will offer the opportunity for practitioners to become familiar with the toolkit and consider how they can use it in their practice.
  Learning Outcomes:

This course will enable participants to:

  • To have become familiar with the Neglect Toolkit
  • Have understood how to use the Neglect Toolkit with families
  • Have understood how to use the Neglect Toolkit to evidence neglect and as part of supervision when discussing concerns
  Minimum Requirements:

Participants must have completed Safeguarding Children Basic Awareness (Level 1) training prior to undertaking this course.
  Reading Material:
No Course Material Available