Course Introduction
Our Managing Allegation Training and Awareness for Foster Carers and Fostering Professionals course will provide information to foster carers and foster professionals about the various types of complaints and allegations that can be made. The course will explain the various ways these can be investigated and possible outcomes. The training includes information on the role of panel, either indepednet or local authority, and the outcomes that may occur. The course includes information that may support a carer when facing an allegation or complaint in the future.
Benefits of the course
- Recognise the different types of investigations and understand the processes involved
- Recognise what triggers may lead to an allegation from a foster child
- Understand what action to take if an allegation is made
- Understand the role of foster panels in the process
Topics Covered
- Understand the possible outcomes
- Identify how carers can protect themselves against allegations that are unfounded
- Understand the role of independent fostering advocacy and their role at panel
- Explain the possible investigation timeline for a Section 47 child protection case
Course Description
This essential course equips foster carers and fostering professionals with a clear understanding of the different types of complaints and allegations that may arise in fostering.
We’ll explore how these concerns are investigated, the role of independent and local authority panels, and the range of possible outcomes.
Participants will gain valuable insight into the processes, rights, and support available—helping them feel more prepared and confident should a complaint or allegation ever be made.
Course Outcomes
See Topics Covered
Who The Course is For
Course Aimed at –Foster carers, Foster professions and those that work in Fostering services
Technical Requirements
Laptop with audio and video access is required for all virtual training.
