The Designated Safeguarding Person has a responsibility at both strategic levels within the organisation and on a day-to-day basis. This course will equip delegates with the skills to undertake the role of a DSL
This course will develop awareness and understanding of stalking and to assist delegates to understand how best to support those targeted by stalkers, especially in the workplace.
This one day course is designed to provide a clear understanding of safeguarding for those in contact with children, young people, and adults at risk.
This course is aimed at social workers responsible for planning and conducting child protection enquiries as per Section 47 of The Children Act (1989).
Are you the Named health professional responsible for the safeguarding children’s arrangements in your organisation? This course is designed to develop and strengthen the core competencies required to fulfil the role requirements.
This course will help you familiarise yourself with the role of the Designated Child Protection Officer, building your confidence in protecting children and young people from harm by developing and embedding your own child protection policy and procedures based on GIRFEC and UNCRC.
Our virtual DSL Forums available for professional who are already undertaking the role of a DSL in their organisations. This open conversation will provide a chance for attendees to discuss guidance surrounding safeguarding, any challenges they face and highlight the achievements they have found within the role.
Designed to equip staff working with children and young people with the knowledge to contribute to the assessing, planning, intervening and/ or evaluating the needs of a child or young person.
This two-day course is aimed at staff who have a role in human resources, management, designated safeguarding leads, or other supervisory roles.
This course is designed to equip all members of school staff, including volunteers, with understanding their role and responsibility towards contributing to a whole school safeguarding culture as per ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education’ statutory guidance.
