LSCB neglect workshop second exercise 28TH March 2017 Standard What are we doing What are we worried about? What needs to happen? How will we know we well? have got there? LSCB training should Training is well Not always getting the right LSCB should hold agencies to When all people be available to all received and people account re: who should attend. involved in safeguarding involved in evaluated Is training being implemented? Individuals and agencies also receive appropriate safeguarding. need to take responsibility. training. Parenting Solihull Approach has Not enough facilitators Parents to be training facilitator Classes being available been well evaluated Not enough classes available Raise up take to more… to be Parenting strategy Not a huge uptake More facilitators need to be available sourced Signs of safety being Good feedback from Training/support to professionals Briefings to other agencies. When other agencies used across SOS Support to use the model to be are able to use danger safeguarding and rolled out e.g. group statement scaling and professionals supervision. three columns Templates aligned to SOS confidently. Working together to Good professional Some professionals can be Procedures for level 3 Process in place support the issues for relationships. Skills complacent. Level 3 families, Escalate the child and family across Solihull have practitioners require more Review improved through structure- processes-procedures, training. planned time to meet Section 11 CP system working well.
LSCB neglect workshop second exercise 28TH March 2017 Standard What are we doing well? What are we worried about? What needs to happen? How will we know we have got there? LSCB training should be available to all involved in safeguarding. Training is well received and evaluated Not always getting the right people Is training being implemented? LSCB should hold agencies to account re: who should attend. Individuals and agencies also need to take responsibility. When all people involved in safeguarding receive appropriate training. Parenting to be available Solihull Approach has been well evaluated Parenting strategy Not enough facilitators Not enough classes available Not a huge uptake Parents to be training facilitator Raise up take More facilitators need to be sourced Classes being available to more… Signs of safety being used across safeguarding Good feedback from SOS and professionals Training/support to professionals Briefings to other agencies. Support to use the model to be rolled out e.g. group supervision. Templates aligned to SOS When other agencies are able to use danger statement scaling and three columns confidently. Working together to support the issues for the child and family Good professional relationships. Skills across Solihull have improved through training. CP system working well. Some professionals can be complacent. Level 3 families, practitioners require more structure- processes-procedures, planned time to meet Section 11 Procedures for level 3 Escalate Process in place Review