Coventry Safeguarding Children Partnership resources and publications - Print version

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Resources

We have grouped resources from the Partnership and other services onto one page to provide information and support on child safeguarding issues.

Neglect

Neglect Toolkit

We have produced a toolkit to assist professionals in their understanding of and ability to identify neglect [/downloads/download/7003/neglect-toolkit]. The toolkit contains case studies, links to further resources and details of what actions can be taken.

Neglect Strategy

Neglect Conference 2021

Coventry Safeguarding Children’s Partnership hosted a Neglect conference in February 2021. The presentations were recorded and are now linked below to support further learning. Each presenter also provided a couple of questions and discussion points to support further conversation when these presentations are being watched in future training sessions.

  • Thinking about neglect - Dez Holmes, Director of Research in Practice
  • Early Help: What’s working well - Amanda Reynolds and Sharon Bolton
  • Coventry MASH: What’s working - Joy Johnson and Jim Edmonds
  • Neglect and the effect on Brain Development: What are we worried about - Dr Jo Gifford
  • Graded Care Profile 2: What needs to happen - Dawn Hodson
  • Question and Discussion Points from the Presenters [/downloads/download/6679/questions_and_discussion_points_from_presenters]

Adolescent Neglect Resources

Exploitation 

Child Exploitation Indicator Tool

Exploitation

Online Safety

Think U Know have produced Online Factsheets for children and young people at both primary age [/downloads/file/32452/parent_online_safety_helpsheet_-_primary_age] and secondary age [/downloads/file/32453/parents_online_safety_helpsheet_-_secondary_age]. 

The Anna Freud Centre has also produced a guide for supporting children and young people in education with their mental health. [/downloads/file/32455/supporting_children_and_young_people_with_their_mental_health]

Child Sexual Abuse

CSA Strategy

CSA resources from the Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse

Partners CSA conference

The West Midlands Paediatric Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) has provided a collection of guides and resources for professionals, parents and carers and young people [/downloads/download/7080/sexual-abuse-referral-centre-sarc-resources].

The SARC has also provided a short webinar explaining its services [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS9bjiDTU9o].

Domestic Abuse

Safe to Talk - Coventry City Council's domestic abuse website

Safe to talk website [https://www.safetotalk.org.uk/]

Identifying and Dealing with Domestic Abuse Learning Event

FGM

Modern Slavery

Raising a Health / Hospital Alert

The myth of invisible men

We have produced an animation on the myth of invisible men. [https://youtu.be/obnWzwNFAxs]

Parenting 

The Ready, Steady, Grow! pages [http://www.coventry.gov.uk/readysteadygrow] provide parenting advice and support on a range of topics.

Directory of services that work with young parents [https://www.coventry.gov.uk/downloads/download/7178/services-for-young-parents]

Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Trust have produced a set of webpages about mental health support in pregnancy and following the birth of a baby. [https://www.covwarkpt.nhs.uk/mental-health-support-in-pregnancy-and-after-birth]

Faith

Information about faith, belief and practice

Coventry Safeguarding Children Partnership (CSCP)

This team cannot take calls related to individual children or families. To discuss an individual or a case please call Coventry Children’s Social Care at the Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) on 024 7678 8555.

Telephone: 024 7697 5477 [tel:02476975477]

Publications

MASH Top Tips for a good referral

Top Tips for separated parents

Learning from other areas

Croydon

During a period of four weeks in the summer of 2017, three Croydon teenagers died in separate incidents. Croydon Safeguarding Children Board has since carried out a thematic review on Vulnerable Adolescents that was published February. 2019 The purpose of the thematic review was to determine whether there were any patterns in the children's experiences, for example where they lived, where they went to school, their family care and the multi-agency services that were provided or offered. The intention was to learn from the experiences of these children to inform future service provision. The Review resulted in five key findings and 15 recommendations.

The CSCP has produced a briefing, as the learning from the review is not specific to Croydon but has national implications [/downloads/download/5668/croydon_scb_thematic_review_vulnerable_adolescents]. Please reflect on the learning that was identified.

Family Group Conference/Lifelong links

Appropriate language guidance for professionals in relation to Child Sexual and/or Criminal Exploitation

Tet 2020 information leaflet from Barnados

Information sharing guidance

Coventry CSCP, in conjunction with Warwickshire CSCP, has produced the seven golden rules for information sharing. The guidance is available in both poster and leaflet form [/downloads/download/4461/information_sharing_guidance].

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