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Overview of the new MyView Dashboard.  This session will look at employee and manager functionality, including delegations, long term sickness and leavers notifications.

Overview of the new MyView Dashboard.  This session will look at employee and manager functionality, including delegations, long term sickness and leavers notifications.

Total Respect is a national training course, designed with the help of young people in care, about being in care. It aims to help adults understand the needs and experiences of children and young people in care, how we can listen to children and young people, act on their wishes and feelings, and what we need to do to make sure this is effective. Total Respect is unique in that care-experienced young people co-deliver the training. It is, therefore, an excellent opportunity for staff and counsellors to learn from young people themselves whilst developing their skills and knowledge to actively promote childrenðs rights and participation.

 This is a practical day aimed at Pre-School and Nursery Managers, Designated Safeguarding Leads, Owners and Committee Members.  It is recommended the Owner/Committee member attend with their setting Manager.

What can you expect from the day?
OFSTED will present information about what inspectors look for when inspecting safeguarding.


LADO – The role of the Local Authority Designated Officer

Workshops will provide participants with key information and practical strategies for developing robust early identification and effective documentation of safeguarding concerns. These will include the role of the Access and Response Team (ART) and Signs of Safety in enhancing practice.

Throughout the day there will be opportunities to engage with our interactive feedback tool and to discuss and share good practice with colleagues.

Settings attending will receive a Safeguarding Toolkit, which includes postcards and posters to use in your setting.

Overview of the new MyView Dashboard.  This session will look at employee and manager functionality, including delegations, long term sickness and leavers notifications.

Overview of the new MyView Dashboard.  This session will look at employee and manager functionality, including delegations, long term sickness and leavers notifications.

 This is for existing and new* practitioners who deliver the NHS Health Check. There will be local updates, an expert speaker, a panel session and workshops for Practice Nurses and Health Care Assistants. This course will be repeated on 29/01/19. Practitioners do not have to attend both.

*New practitioners – to attend this refresher training you will need to have completed the online or work placed core skills training and the online Dementia training (see links below).
https://www.e-lfh.org.uk/programmes/nhs-health-check/
https://www.healthcheck.nhs.uk/increasing-dementia-awareness-training-resource/
 
Existing practitioners – attending this refresher training will cover all of your NHS Health Check CPD requirement for the year.

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In this 1 day training, aimed at all supporters and allies of people who self-harm, you will be provided with the opportunity to: - Understand what self-harm is, and consider why someone might use this strategy as a way of coping with their experiences. - Explore some myths and the impact of stigma for people who self-harm - Hear about what people who hurt themselves have said about self-harm, and what they have found helpful in professional and personal responses - Explore some of the shared challenges faced by supporters of people who self-harm from a wide variety of settings - Gain knowledge and information in order to build confidence when supporting someone who self-harms, including harm minimisation and safer self-harm approaches - Consider your own wellbeing and emotional health needs in a supportive environment. The standard charge for this course is £40. Please refer to our Course Charges on the Home page for information on discounts and exemptions

I am delighted to have members of our public health team joining us for this session. They will give an overview of the service they provide and this will be followed by a question and answer session. This will be an excellent opportunity for you to find out about the services that are available for our young people to access.


Are you seeking advice from others who may have “walked in your shoes?” Do you have fostering experience that could benefit other carers? Or are you new to fostering and not sure what to expect? Come along to the X Change, share your ideas and learn from others within a supportive atmosphere. A “peer mentoring” approach will be used, so that carers coming with a particular issue, and those offering advice can all feel heard. Carers with knowledge of a particular topic will be asked to take part, outside speakers can also be invited. All sessions will run from 10am to 1pm, the last hour will an opportunity to bring and share lunch and continue your discussions. Foster Carers across both areas are invited to come together to share knowledge, and experience. This is an open group, but please let us know if you are planning to come.