Safeguarding children and young people; messages from research, implications for practice What is Making Research Count? Date: Tuesday 22nd September 2015 Making Research Count is a national research dissemination programme, with York being the Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm regional hub for Yorkshire and the Humber. We work in partnership with Venue: Priory Street Centre, York, YO1 6ET local authorities’ Children’s and the region to Adults’ Services teams across support the continuous professional development Who is the course for? needs of their staff. Local authority social workers working in Places at our events are also available to safeguarding and child protection delegates from health services, other statutory services and local, regional and national voluntary Staff in multi-disciplinary teams including and community groups and charities. those working in voluntary organisation delivering services to vulnerable children This event includes and their families A number of high profile speakers who are considered experts in their fields; Professor Nick Frost of Leeds Beckett How to book University, on learning from serious case reviews The Making Research Count seminar programme is FREE to subscribing members. Please contact Professor Nina Biehal of the University of your workforce development contact for details. York, on the abuse and neglect of children in care For others there is a fee of for this event. £120 A bursary scheme is available for small Juliet Koprowska of the University of York, on communicating with parents in the organisations, students and those on low incomes. context of children protection Please contact our office for further details. Sarah Lloyd of the University of Booking forms available online or by email/phone: Huddersfield on social workers' understandings of child sexual exploitation and sexually exploited girls. 01904 321237 Testimonials As always, very thought provoking, but with some solutions Will definitely apply directly in practice Good discussion group, really well managed and really relaxed and productive. Fabulous day all round
Safeguarding children and young people; messages from research, implications for practice What is Making Research Count? Making Research Count is a national research dissemination programme, with York being the regional hub for Yorkshire and the Humber. We work in partnership with local authorities’ Children’s and Adults’ Services teams across the region to support the continuous professional development needs of their staff. Places at our events are also available to delegates from health services, other statutory services and local, regional and national voluntary and community groups and charities. This event includes A number of high profile speakers who are considered experts in their fields; Professor Nick Frost of Leeds Beckett University, on learning from serious case reviews Professor Nina Biehal of the University of York, on the abuse and neglect of children in care Juliet Koprowska of the University of York, on communicating with parents in the context of children protection Sarah Lloyd of the University of Huddersfield on social workers' understandings of child sexual exploitation and sexually exploited girls. Testimonials As always, very thought provoking, but with some solutions Will definitely apply directly in practice Good discussion group, really well managed and really relaxed and productive. Fabulous day all round Date: Tuesday 22nd September 2015 Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm Venue: Priory Street Centre, York, YO1 6ET Who is the course for? Local authority social workers working in safeguarding and child protection Staff in multi-disciplinary teams including those working in voluntary organisation delivering services to vulnerable children and their families How to book The Making Research Count seminar programme is FREE to subscribing members. Please contact your workforce development contact for details. For others there is a fee of £120 for this event. A bursary scheme is available for small organisations, students and those on low incomes. Please contact our office for further details. Booking forms available online or by email/phone: 01904 321237
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