Share and join an online webinar sharing information on financial support opportunities for families.
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This course is for professionals working with children, families or in safeguarding roles, as it enhances practitioners’ confidence and competence in recognising the signs and indicators of child sexual abuse and responding appropriately.
It offers structured guidance, evidence‑informed tools, and opportunities for reflective practice, supporting professionals to engage in sensitive conversations, examine assumptions and ensure that the child’s wellbeing remains central to all decision‑making.
Manchester is the top city in the UK for serious burns and scalds in young children. Every year, an average of 900 children aged 0-5 are treated on the specialist burns ward at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital with potentially life-changing injuries. Children from disadvantaged families are overrepresented in preventable accidents. Child Safety Week is the Child Accident Prevention Trust’s community education campaign.
The Child Accident Prevention Trust is:
Part 1: Supporting families in the SEND tribunals
A presentation by National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS) caseworkers with a practical focus for those navigating the SEND tribunals, including an overview of the tribunals process and important rules and procedures. It will also look at issues such as social barriers to the appeals process, gathering children’s views and getting parent’s perspectives for hearings.
Lorraine Friend Thomas, Lamina Lloyd, and Hannah Pinchin, National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS)
Join the Manchester Safeguarding Partnership Forum for an online session exploring key children’s safeguarding learning and practice.
The Manchester Safeguarding Partnership (MSP) Children’s Safeguarding Forum brings together professionals from across the partnership to share learning and strengthen multi-agency approaches to safeguarding children and families across Manchester.
Share and join an online webinar sharing information on financial support opportunities for families.
The webinar will explore:
Migrant Destitution Fund (MDF) and Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU) have produced an information sheet about local authority support for destitute families in Greater Manchester. No-one should be forced into destitution because of their immigration status – especially children.
Advicenow is excited to partner with Project 17 and Care Rights Project to deliver a free workshop focusing on support available for families and individuals who have no recourse to public funds. The course will be delivered online and is funded by The Disrupt Foundation.
This training looks at the support available under Section 17 Children Act 1989 and Care Act 2014 for migrants with no recourse to public funds (NRPF). It is aimed at frontline organisations who are regularly supporting people with NRPF.
As a result of this training you will:
European Community Day
Programme Highlights
Folk dance group Breza (Birmingham, UK)
Singing group Matica Slovenská Rijeka (Croatia)
Workshop stand for children
ASCOP UK meet-up
Seminar on returning to Slovakia (speakers from Slovakia) – 12pm-3pm
DJ Kenny Tomas Kenny Chromec
Stalls of international communities, organisations, and businesses
Traditional goulash stew cooked outside in the garden, with refreshments and a variety of food options available to purchase.