police response when systems to be put in place to she was reported ensure that Multi Agency missing failed to Risk Assessment Conference recognise the serious (MARAC) referrals are shared threat posed by her with all relevant frontline ex-partner. professionals. Overview report can be at: 7 02/16 D1 was a 'Child in need', the the risks presented by the infant deaths, Manchester Death of an D1 baby of subject of a Supervision order father and the extent of parental substance Black and and had previously been the parental substance misuse misuse, White British subject of child protection were not fully known co-sleeping, heritage on 5 July plans under neglect and (LSCB) to conduct a thematic fathers, 2014. Child D1 was emotional abuse. review of looked after girls looked after found lifeless on the Mother was a looked focusing on teenage children, floor after child with a history of alcohol pregnancy; consideration to teenage pregnancy sleeping with mother and drug misuse, antisocial be given to the multi-agency behaviour and going missing response to looked after who had consumed alcohol the previous from care. children and care leavers night. Father had convictions for who have children removed drugs offences and was from their care; suspected of gang links and agencies to review domestic abuse. practice relating to fathers and significant males Overview report can be found at: 8 02/16 08/13 Manchester Death of 10-day-old B1 and 2 older siblings were professional on infant deaths, B1 baby of Black and the subject of child protection domestic abuse as an anger neglect, Asian British descent plans under emotional abuse. management issue; co-sleeping, in August 2013. Both siblings had been on a parental fear of statutory parental alcohol Father had lain on plan before and had been intervention; manipulative misuse, top of B1 while in looked after in 2010. and obstructive parental dental neglect, bed. He was Family was well known to behaviour; domestic abuse agencies because of parental delays in follow-up to convicted of neglect in 2015. alcohol misuse, domestic incidents; abuse, concerns about neglect
police response when she was reported missing failed to recognise the serious threat posed by her ex-partner. systems to be put in place to ensure that Multi Agency Risk Assessment Conference (MARAC) referrals are shared with all relevant frontline professionals. Overview report can be at: 7 02/16 Manchester D1 Death of an baby of Black and White British heritage on 5 July 2014. Child D1 was found lifeless on the floor after with mother who had consumed alcohol the previous night. D1 was a 'Child in need', the subject of a Supervision order and had previously been the subject of child protection plans under neglect and emotional abuse. Mother was a looked child with a history of alcohol and drug misuse, antisocial behaviour and going missing from care. Father had convictions for drugs offences and was suspected of gang links and domestic abuse. the risks presented by the father and the extent of parental substance misuse were not fully known (LSCB) to conduct a thematic review of looked after girls focusing on teenage pregnancy; consideration to be given to the multi-agency response to looked after children and care leavers who have children removed from their care; agencies to review practice relating to fathers and significant males infant deaths, parental substance misuse, co-sleeping, fathers, looked after children, teenage pregnancy Overview report can be found at: 8 02/16 08/13 Manchester B1 Death of 10-day-old baby of Black and Asian British descent in August 2013. Father had lain on top of B1 while in bed. He was convicted of neglect in 2015. B1 and 2 older siblings were the subject of child protection plans under emotional abuse. Both siblings had been on a plan before and had been looked after in 2010. Family was well known to agencies because of parental alcohol misuse, domestic abuse, concerns about neglect professional on domestic abuse as an anger management issue; parental fear of statutory intervention; manipulative and obstructive parental behaviour; delays in follow-up to incidents; infant deaths, neglect, co-sleeping, parental alcohol misuse, dental neglect, domestic abuse sleeping