SILP 10th Birthday Conference

No matter whether you are involved in Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews, Safeguarding Reviews or Homicide Reviews yoiu want to conduct reviews which achieve more for less.

We invite our audience to participate with our speakers, explore
review related issues & find answers..

THEMES

Responding to changes in our context by working differently
Embedding learning
Triennial analysis
Strengths based reviews
National panel update
Understanding coercive control

Benefits of Attending

Update from the national panel
How the system learns – consider the first 3 national reviews & their impact on learning & improvement
Triennial Analysis – discover the findings in a series of mini presentations
Engaging Families in Reviews- explore what has worked for families & why
Survey of LSCBs – understand the findings and how they relate to different review methodologies
Consider the methodology & results of two strengths based safeguarding adults reviews
Update your understanding of coercive control & its current context

Speakers

Professor Marian Brandon
Frank Mullane
Stephanie Brivio OBE

Bookings open here

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Helen Richarson Foster

Helen Richardson Foster is a Research Fellow in the School of Social Work, Care and Community at the University of Central Lancashire. She is a member of the Connect Centre for International Research on Interpersonal Violence and Harm and conducts research in the areas on domestic violence and abuse, child abuse and neglect and family support.
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Mark Pearson

Mark Pearson. Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Excelsior Safeguarding a ‘not for profit’ Community Interest Company (C.I.C.) I am CEO of Excelsior Safeguarding, a ‘not for profit’ organisation established to provide effective help and support to vulnerable young people and adults affected by group violence, drugs and other forms of criminal exploitation.
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Protecting children from the risk of harm is our core mission and what all our members work for, but there’s more to it than the narrow definition of “child protection”. We understand there are a range of factors involved in keeping children safe.
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The Association of Child Protection Professionals is a registered charity and membership association. We provide education and professional development opportunities for those working in child protection.
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The Association of Child Protection Professionals is a charity which has been driving improvement in child protection for 40 years. We exist to help children by supporting the professionals who work with them. We provide access to research; quality and affordable CPD; and peer support to anyone working in child protection. Join the Association of Child Protection Professionals as a member today.
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We support anyone whose work is involved with protecting children or young people from harm. With backgrounds in social work, paediatrics, nursing, psychology, police, law, education, or research, our members and those we work with come from a wide range of disciplines. We help those who want to meet other like-minded professionals to share research, practice, and knowledge do just that.
The issue

The abuse and neglect of children is a huge and growing issue. We exist for those working in and researching child abuse and neglect. We provide access to the latest research, share best practice from the front line, provide affordable advanced practitioner CPD and training, and enable practitioners and researchers to connect as part of a national community working to support children and families.
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We offer a range of networking opportunities to those working in child protection. Through various special interest groups, events and local branches we are able to offer an exchange of information, ideas and best practice for anyone working in safeguarding children and in particular to our members.