The following 7 minutes Briefings are now available to access via the resources web page:
- Safe use of agency staff
- Concealed pregnancies
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National Safeguarding Week 2019
Don’t miss out! Take part in Safeguarding Week.
North Wales Safeguarding Board is once again participating in an All Wales wide Safeguarding Week 11th- 15th November and we would like all our partners to get involved.
This joint initiative, which includes the North Wales Safeguarding Children Board, North Wales Safeguarding Adults Board and is used to promote safeguarding activities across the region.
We are inviting organisations to take part by hosting an activity. Activities can be anything from a safeguarding training event, coffee morning with parents or open day for your organisation, to something even bigger. It’s entirely up to you.
This is a fantastic opportunity for organisations to showcase the work that they do to protect and safeguard children, young people, adults and families/ carers across North Wales, as well as raise their profile.
You may have an activity already planned during that week, if so then we would love to hear about it so we can promote it as part of Safeguarding Week.
All organisations that take part will be sent Safeguarding Week promotional materials, to use on their website or printed materials, and your activity will be included in our promotional activity.
If you would like to take part, please email Regionalsafeguarding@denbighshire.gov.uk your event/activity details to be included in the Safeguarding Week timetable. Help us to make Safeguarding Week even bigger than last year
NWSCB 1 CPR 2017
A Concise Child Practice Review was commissioned by North Wales Safeguarding Children Board in order to consider what lessons could be learnt following the sad death of a baby boy.
You will find the report in the CPR section of the website
Stop It Now Third Sector Session – 29.4.19
Flyer for Third Sector Coed Pella English.
Gillian Jones Stop It Now will be delivering the final Stop It Now session on 29 April 2019 which will be held at Conwy County Borough Council, Coed Pella Offices, Conway Road, Colwyn Bay.
This session is primarily aimed at Third Sector professionals who work with Children, Young people and Families across North Wales.
These sessions are funded by Welsh Government and the previous sessions held and supported by the North Wales Safeguarding Board have been well attended by parents, carers and professionals across agencies.
Please see attached flyer for more information.
Booking is essential
North Wales Self-Neglect Learning Event.
Please be aware more tickets have now been released on Eventbrite for the North Wales Self-Neglect Learning Event.
Please follow the link below if you wish to book your place.
North Wales Self-Neglect Learning Event
Thursday 28th March – 9.30am – 12.30pm
To be held at Conwy Business Centre, Llandudno Junction
Presenter – Professor Michael Preston-Shoot
This workshop will give practitioners an insight into why people self-neglect and the challenges they face in this area of work and in trying to achieve a positive outcome. We will explore how making safeguarding person centred can be used to offer the individual the best possible range of interventions and support.
Learning Outcomes:
• To identify the signs and symptoms of self-neglect
• To explore the issues of mental capacity and why people self-neglect
• To explore the benefits of multi-agency approach via the safeguarding process
Target Audience
North Wales Multi Agency Practitioners who work with people who self-neglect
To book this event –please go via Eventbrite.
