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MORE TRAINING AVAILABLE – Recognising and Responding to Domestic Abuse During the Covid-19 Pandemic – a two-hour virtual interactive training session using Microsoft Teams
After piloting training with other local authorities North Tyneside Council is now in a position to share these webinars to North Tyneside staff. Places are bookable via Learning Pool. If working remotely you will be asked to log in to Learning Pool to view the...
Support for people living with Domestic Abuse
You are not alone - that's the message to anyone who feels at risk of domestic violence during the coronavirus lockdown. The Government’s nationwide lockdown to help tackle the virus has raised concerns for the welfare of adults and children who may be confined...
Coronavirus: useful information for schools, colleges, and nurseries
Five steps to update your safeguarding policies and procedures Social distancing measures introduced by the government during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic mean many organisations that work with children have had to change the way they operate on a day-to-day...
Coronavirus (COVID-19) and keeping children safe from abuse
Safeguarding and child protection are as important now as they ever have been. But with schools closed and social distancing measures in place across the UK, we all need to think about the way we keep children safe during the coronavirus pandemic. Children and young...
Coronavirus – Safeguarding Children
The safeguarding Partners in North Tyneside, alongside our statutory partners would like to reinforce the need for all of us to be “extra aware”, of the potential risks to the children and young people in our area in these difficult times. The usual ways in which...
Domestic Abuse – You are not Alone
North Tyneside Safeguarding Children Partnership (NTSCP) are aware that in the current “lockdown” situation that safeguarding issues continue. Those who suffer domestic abuse need to know they can still find help and support. This includes both the adults and...
Young Carers
Young carers are children and young people under the age of 18 who provide regular and ongoing care and emotional support to a family member who is physically or mentally ill, has a disability or misuses alcohol or substances. This does not mean...
Safer Sleep Week 2020
Safer Sleep Week is the Lullaby Trust national awareness campaign targeting anyone looking after a young baby. It aims to raise awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and the proven advice on how parents can reduce the risk of it occurring. This...
Be safe online!
Safer Internet Day 2020 Safer Internet Day will be celebrated globally on the 11th February 2020 with the theme: Together for a better internet. The day is a great opportunity to spark a conversation about the safe and responsible use of...
Changes to the Child Death Review Arrangements
The Children Act 2004[1] provided the legislative framework for the original Child Death Overview Panels (CDOPs) which were established in North and South of Tyne in 2008 and which were supported by well-established local child death review arrangements and reporting...
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