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This course is part of the CEOP 'ThinkUKnow' training and aims to safeguard children's use of the internet.

COURSE REQUIREMENT Once you have received a confirmation for this course, you will need to bring to the training session a letter from your organisation. This needs to be on headed paper from your manager/senior manager which they will need to sign and date. The letter will need to state the following information:-

• your full name ...

To rasise an awareness of Contextual Safeguarding and enhance the understanding of the national agenda and Ealing's response.

To provide foster carer’s with an understanding of a range of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, eating disorders and self-harming behaviours.

To provide carers with a range of strategies in order to defuse difficult situations and to keep themselves safe, and to give carers knowledge of the safe physical management of children.

By the end of the course participants will have:

- Examined legal concerns & the relevant Fostering Standards

- Gained an insight into children’s behaviour and how children test adults

- Learned how to recognise aggressive body language, and the impact of their own b ...

To explore how supervising social workers, children’s social workers and foster carers can best work together in relation to delegated authority, i.e. when the responsibility for making day to day decisions about a child has been passed to the foster carer, in order to help children & young people to achieve and thrive in foster care

Springhallow Outreach Autism Conference 2019 'Autism from Different Perspectives'

FRIDAY 15 FEBRUARY 2019  9am to 3pm 

Keynote speakers to include: a young people's autism advocate, parent advocate, Cian Binchy; performer, autism awareness trainer, public speaker on autism. 

Workshops to include: Behaviour management, Communication Strategies, Sex & Relationships, Structured & Enabling Environments, Mental Health & Anxiety ...

To gain an understanding of the process within Ealing relating to allegations made against professionals and volunteers

This course assists foster carer’s in recognising and understanding the effects of the various drugs available to young people.

To consider issues regarding safer caring in line with Ealing’s policy on Safe Caring for foster carers, to examine what carers need to do in order to make their own practice safer and to have an understanding of what procedures are followed if an allegation is made against them. 

This course is linked to the Training, Support & Development Standards for Foster Care, Standard 6.2 It is also linked to the National Minimum Standards for Fostering Services, Standard 4.6 &l ...

To provide foster carer’s with an understanding of a range of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, eating disorders and self-harming behaviours.