3 places remaining

Wandsworth are participants in the CAADA Young People's Programme which supports local areas to develop a consistent local response to young people 13 years and older, who are experiencing a range of intimate partner abuse, including domestic abuse, sexual exploitation, gangs / young people who harm others, 'Honour'-Based Violence, forced marriage and online/cyber stalking and abuse. This training is for professionals and partner agencies working with and raising awareness of young people affected by intimate partner abuse.

Training sessions cover the following topics:

• an overview of the dynamics and prevalence of domestic abuse in young people's relationships
• best practice in risk assessing young people experiencing intimate partner violence, including use of the new CAADA DASH Risk Indicator Checklist for Young People
• safety planning and multi-agency working, including support services available in Wandsworth

This course will enable participants to explore how life story work helps to contribute to childrens and young peoples understanding of their past, present and future.

This course is aimed at workers and carers who are fairly new to life story or those wishing to enhance their skills and knowledge.

The course aims to explore how interactive direct works can enhance the quality of life story workbooks and other platforms.

4 places remaining

This training course has been developed in order to provide Wandsworth Councils Children’s Social Services Managers with a firm theoretical and practical understanding of Mosaic navigation, administration and Workflow functions, as well as Wandsworth Councils Mosaic recording standards with a specific focus on manager tasks and practices.

The course focuses on demonstrating new features that managers can use following the Mosaic upgrade.

Wandsworth Safeguarding Children Partnership will be delivering the Graded Care Profile 2 Neglect Tool too multi agency practitioners

If you have not already done so please attend a GCP2 briefing where you will have the opportunity to find out more about the Neglect assessment tool and ask questions.

Easy to use Threshold tool Complexity

and Challenge: A triennial analysis of SCRs 2014 - 2017

Monica Whyte is the president of the European family therapy association. She works in the addiction services in Dublin, Ireland, and is completing her Professional Doctorate in Systemic Practice at the University of Bedfordshire.

Multigenerational living for those seeking treatment for alcohol is becoming a significant trend in Ireland and in some other European countries, but the study of the lived experience of these families is at an early stage.

In this webinar, Monica will discuss the characteristics of this hidden population of service users and affected family members. Fear anxiety, protection and silence combine to keep this population hidden. Drawing on her doctoral research, Monica will outline the barriers and facilitators to accessing support identified for the affected family members living with adult alcohol addicted children.

The webinar will consider the key messages for practitioners and service providers with regard to the changing population attending for services, and the reconceptualizing of affected family members to include older parents and siblings

5 places remaining

This training course has been developed in order to provide Wandsworth Councils Children’s Social Services staff with a firm theoretical and practical understanding of Mosaic navigation, administration and Workflow functions, as well as Wandsworth Councils Mosaic recording standards.

The course will give you the knowledge and confidence to successful marshal a fire successfully.

5 places remaining

This training course has been developed in order to provide Wandsworth Councils Children’s Social Services staff with a firm theoretical and practical understanding of Mosaic navigation, administration and Workflow functions, as well as Wandsworth Councils Mosaic recording standards.

To make yourself aware of how to safely carry out lone working, adhering to procedures

Have the knowledge to act when a fire is detected.