Events & Training

We are keen to bring people together to make sure safeguarding remains at the heart of everything we do. Join us at our stakeholder event!

About this Event

We’re excited to announce that the tickets for this year’s annual stakeholder events are now available.

The stakeholder events that took place last year were a great success. Since then, we have published our Safeguarding Strategy and the OPG Business Plan for 2019 to 2020. We are keen to bring people together to make sure safeguarding remains at the heart of everything we do. We want to keep step with changes in society and continue with our exciting service transformation work.

So how do we manage this change? How do we make sure we continue to make our services accessible to those who need it and protect adults at risk?

We cannot do this on our own. We want to understand what is important to you so we can continue to work together and make an impact in the safeguarding arena. To this end, we sent you a survey some time ago. Thank you for your response. We have now considered your feedback and have based this year’s stakeholder events on the outcome of that survey.

Similar to last year, this year’s events will be held in London, Leeds and Cardiff. We hope you join us so that we can continue to work collaboratively to protect those at risk in our ever-changing world.

This year’s agenda will be a mixture of presentations, workshops and interactive sessions.

Topics will include:

• what we’ve been working on and key changes within the organisation

• working closer to safeguard adults at risk

• Guardianship (Missing Persons)

There will also be a keynote speech from our new Public Guardian, Nick Goodwin to mark his first 100 days in office, his ambitions for his role and OPG.

We do hope you are able to come and participate in what will be both an informative and interactive event.

Very best wishes,

Office of the Public Guardian

To secure your place, book your free ticket via the link above as spaces are limited:

Barnardo’s Cymru Gwella Project Training Event

Gwella – working with children who have experienced developmental trauma
(1 day free training course)

Learning Outcomes
• To understand what is meant by ‘developmental trauma’ and how this impacts child development
• Using a trauma-informed approach to support children who have experienced developmental trauma
• Practice lessons from the Gwella research project

Target Group
Multi agency training designed for all practitioners working with children and young people

Refreshments
Tea and coffee
Lunch provided

For booking contact: via Eventbrite via the link below

Training Event

Gwella – working with children who have experienced developmental trauma
(1 day free training course)

Learning Outcomes
• To understand what is meant by ‘developmental trauma’ and how this impacts child development
• Using a trauma-informed approach to support children who have experienced developmental trauma
• Practice lessons from the Gwella research project

Target Group
Multi agency training designed for all practitioners working with children and young people

Refreshments
Tea and coffee
Lunch provided

For booking contact: via Eventbrite – please click on the link below