Safeguarding - Bradford CVS

Safeguarding

Week It’s everybody’s business 19th

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October 2015

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#SafeguardingWeek

Programme of learning events

Launch event at Bradford College on Monday 19th October 2015

Safeguarding Week: It’s everybody’s business

Venue: Bradford College Time: 10am - 12.30pm Target audience: Managers, practitioners and volunteers working with children, young people, vulnerable adults and families. A mix of performances and presentations on a variety of safeguarding themes with inputs from children, young people, service users and guest speakers. For more details please see our website www.bradford-scb.org.uk or to book your place e-mail [email protected]

Morning sessions

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Event 1

Monday 19th October 2015

Exhibition of early interventions at Culture Fusion: Bradford and Keighley

Time: All Day Venue: Bradford: Connexions Centre, Culture Fusion, 125 Thornton Road, Bradford, BD1 2EP Keighley: Connexions Centre, Keighley Town Hall, Keighley, BD21 3PA Target audience: Any organisation or agency involved in putting young people forward for job or training opportunities To book: By email to Laryssa Farrell, [email protected] or telephone Laryssa on 01274 377800

Health Wrap, PREVENT training

Time: 9am - 10.30am or 11.15am - 12.45pm Venue: Sovereign Lecture Theatre, Field House, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford Teaching Hospitals, Duckworth Lane, BD9 6RJ Presenters: Simon Kirk, resilience manager and Vicky Cotter, safeguarding children team Target audience: Any health staff who require health wrap training To book: Contact Lynne Owen, telephone 01274 383398 or email [email protected] Please note: Priority for bookings will be for BTHFT staff, but training will be applicable for all district health staff 2

Morning sessions

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The role of the looked after children’s health team Time:

9.30am - 11.30am

Venue:

New Mill, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LD

Presenters:

Looked after children’s nurses

Target audience: This session is for colleagues whose work brings them into contact with this specialist team and who would like to know more about them, their role and responsibilities. It would particularly suit health visitors, school nurses, FNP and LAC social workers, foster carers, independent reviewing officers and educational staff

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To book:

Contact the Safeguarding Team on 01274 221001

Safeguarding bingo (more information on page 26) Time: 10am

Venue: St Anne’s Community Services, Oakwood Court, City Road, Bradford, BD8 8JY Presenters: Judith Everette, Jo Clarke, Charlotte Morel, Vicky Booth, Aled Jenkins, John Holland, Alex Harrison Target audience: Clients and staff

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To book: Telephone 01274 302250

The big BLAST CSE quiz Time:

11am - 12 noon

Venue: The BLAST Project, Yorkshire MESMAC, 28 Chapel Street, Bradford, BD1 5DN Presenter:

Phil Mitchell

Target audience: This session is suitable for all professionals who work with young people To book: Contact Debbie Clements by email [email protected]

Please note: Please state if you are attending as a small team or as an individual (individual participants will have the chance to form their own team)

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Morning sessions

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Annual Safeguarding Conference: Topics include female genital mutilation, human trafficking, radicalisation and hate crime

Time: 9.15am - 4.15pm Venue: The Lecture Theatre, Airedale General Hospital, Skipton Road, Steeton, Keighley, BD20 6TD Target audience: We welcome all professionals from all agencies across the region who work with adults or children who are vulnerable and/or targeted for exploitation and abuse To book: Email [email protected] or for further information contact Debra Burgess on 01535 292178

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Monday 19th October 2015 The big BLAST CSE quiz

Time: 1pm - 2pm or 2.30pm - 3.30pm Venue: The BLAST Project, Yorkshire MESMAC, 28 Chapel Street, Bradford, BD1 5DN Presenter: Phil Mitchell Target audience: All professionals working with young people To book: Contact Debbie Clements, email [email protected] Please note: Please state if you are attending as a small team or as an individual (individual participants will have the chance to form their own team)

Medical aspects of safeguarding children

Time: 1pm - 3pm Venue: Sovereign Lecture Theatre, Field House, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford Teaching Hospitals, Duckworth Lane, BD9 6RJ Presenters: Dr Jo Sims, consultant paediatrician, named doctor for safeguarding children Target audience: All district staff involved in any element of child protection and safeguarding children To book: Contact Lynne Owen, telephone 01274 383398 or email [email protected] 4

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Advancing patient safety: a multi-disciplinary problem that requires a multi-disciplinary solution

Time: 1.30pm - 3pm Venue: New Mill, Conference Room, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LD Presenters: Professor Gerry Armitage, professor of health services research, University of Bradford Target audience: All clinical staff (community staff, mental health and substance misuse staff) managers, staff in risk management services To book: Contact BDCFT safeguarding team administration at Westbourne Green, telephone 01274 221001

Safeguarding in care homes: getting the systems in place Time: Venue:

.30pm - 4.30pm 1 The Learning Centre, Douglas Mill, Bowling Old Lane, Bradford, BD5 7JR Presenters: Matt O’Connor and Helen Hart Target audience: Managers and senior staff from care home providers. This event would be of interest to care homes that are signed up to the NHS contract and need to complete and annual declaration to the CCG’s Details: This workshop will help managers and senior care home staff think about the systems they need to have in place to embed safeguarding within their business. We will explore the expectations of agencies such as CQC, local authority and CCG and how care homes can provide evidence for inspections and declarations of compliance To book: E-mail [email protected] or telephone on 01274 237645

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Morning sessions

Event 1

Tuesday 20th October 2015

Exhibition of early interventions at Culture Fusion: Bradford and Keighley Time: All Day

Venues: Bradford: Connexions Centre, Culture Fusion, 125 Thornton Road, Bradford, BD1 2EP Keighley: Connexions Centre, Keighley Town Hall, Keighley, BD21 3PA Target audience: Any organisation or agency involved in putting young people forward for job or training opportunities

Event 2

To book: By email to Laryssa Farrell, [email protected] or telephone Laryssa on 01274 377800

Briefing workshops on three professional safeguarding practice themes: l Chronologies l Use of the SBAR in record keeping l Referral to children’s social care Time:

9.30am - 12 noon

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Presenters: Karen Bruce and Stuart Emsley, safeguarding specialist health practitioners Target audience: This session is predominantly aimed at health staff who work with children, young people, parents and carers. However, any professionals who would benefit from greater understanding of how these issues impact on children are welcome to attend Details: This workshop will allow participants to enhance existing knowledge and support professional practice through gaining skills in creating a chronology, documenting using the SBAR template and formulate a concise referral into children’s social Care. This is an opportunity to gain new information or update existing knowledge around current practice and processes. NB for health staff: attendance at this session will meet your level 3 safeguarding children training competencies To book:

Contact Rodney Apeanyo on telephone 01274 221001 6

Morning sessions

Event 3


Meeting your duty to refer Disclosure and Barring Service Time:

9.30am - 12.30pm

Venue: The Centre for Learning, St Peter’s House, 1 Forster Court, Bradford, BD1 4TY Presenter:

Lyn Gavin, safeguarding engagement lead

Target audience: The DBS provides these events to help employers and managers of volunteers understand their legal obligations and responsibilities, following safeguarding incidents. To attend you should be responsible for managing safeguarding allegations. Do you: investigate safeguarding incidents, alert safeguarding leads in the local authority and/or the police, have responsibility for any resulting disciplinary, or other such action that leads to removal from your organisation and make referrals to the DBS? Details: Our primary aim is to help those who work with vulnerable groups, including children understand their referral duty. These events will let you know about making safeguarding referrals to the DBS. They are targeted to those who have a responsibility for removing individuals from regulated activity posts where harm has, or may occur. Feedback shows that delegates have a better understanding of legislative requirements after attending an event. Topics covered include: background to the DBS and legislative changes, the statutory functions of the DBS, referral responsibilities and guidance, regulated activity, relevant conduct and risk of harm definitions, the DBS barring decision making processes and considerations To book:

Reserve this date (20th October 2015) in your diary.

Booking forms and event information will be released approximately six weeks before the event. Delegates will need to complete the booking form and return it to: [email protected] by Friday 4th September 2015 ou can register to receive email updates from the DBS about barring events Y by subscribing to our e-database. 7

Morning sessions

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Implementing the Care Act in Bradford and West Yorkshire Safeguarding Adults Time:

10am - 11.30am

Venue: Jacobs Well, Ground Floor Conference Room 8A, Nelson Street, Bradford, BD1 5RW Presenters:

Robert Strachan

Target audience: All safeguarding adults professionals

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To book: Contact the Adult Protection Unit on 01274 431077 or email [email protected]

Why do children in Bradford die? Time:

10.00am - 12 noon

Venue: The Learning Centre, 3 & 4 Douglas Mill, Bowling Old Lane, Bradford, BD5 7JR Presenters: Louise Clarkson, Dr Catriona McKeating and Dr Eduardo Moya Target audience: Health visitors, other health staff, police, children’s social care staff, school nurses and other educational staff

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To book: Contact Louise Clarkson by email at [email protected] or telephone 01274 383519

Bradford thriving families: working together to improve outcomes for children who are neglected or at risk of neglect Time:

10am - 12 noon

Venue: NSPCC, Bradford Service Centre, Eastbrook Hall, 59 Leeds Road, Bradford, BD1 5AE Target audience: Professionals who work with children and families who are at risk of neglect or becoming neglected Details: Come and learn how Bradford NSPCC can work with you to understand and assess the impact of neglect on children and young people and the support opportunities available in Bradford To book: Contact Karla Pusey or Sophie Hall by telephone 01274 381440 or email [email protected]

Please note: Only 20 places available 8

Morning sessions

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Understanding the needs of children and families affected by parental offending Time: 10.30am - 12.30pm Venue: Barnardo’s, Queens Road, Bradford, BD8 7BS Presenter: Rebecca Cheung, i-HOP senior engagement officer Target audience: Services working with children and families. This workshop applicable to frontline practitioners, managers and commissioners Details: An estimated 200,000 children are affected by parental imprisonment across England and Wales every year and 10,000 visits are made to public prisons every week by children and young people. The likelihood is that the majority of professionals working with children and families, whether in education, social care, health or criminal justice, will have come into contact with children and families affected by this issue. Parental imprisonment can have a significant negative impact on children’s outcomes – affecting all areas of their wellbeing. Children of prisoners are twice as likely as their peers to suffer from poor mental health and 65% of boys with a father in prison go on to offend themselves To book: Go to http://www.i-hop.org.uk/ then follow the link for free i-HOP workshops and find Bradford then register online for a place.

Child sexual exploitation: impact and building resilience

Time: 9.30am - 4pm Venue: Kala Sangam, 1 Forster Court, Bradford, BD1 4TY Presenters: This conference will be chaired by Bishop Toby Haworth. Speakers include Steve Ashley, independent chair Rotherham, Kate Darcey, University of Bedford and others Target audience: Frontline professionals and managers, community and faith group representatives and elected members Details: An opportunity to find out from those with experience and knowledge of dealing with the impact of child sexual exploitation on children, families and communities. Delegates will be expected to participate in the session, ask questions, share perspectives and ideas about how to build resilience in Bradford. A chance to network and find out about local services. To book: Email [email protected]. Please note: Places will be limited for this event 9

Afternoon sessions

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Responding to human trafficking Time:

1pm - 4.30pm

Venue:

New Mill, Conference Room, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LD

Presenter:

Sue Swidrak

Target audience: Frontline professionals working with vulnerable people Details: This training session recognises that frontline professionals working with vulnerable groups of people may come across victims of human trafficking in their day to day work. Many, however have limited knowledge and understanding of trafficking, how to recognise the signs or what to do if they suspect that someone is a victim. This can result in victims never being identified or helped and the perpetrators escaping justice. Through the Hope for Justice training, participants should be able to: explain what human trafficking is and the different types that exist recognise the signs or indicators of different types of trafficking and know how to respond appropriately to a victim and a case of human trafficking should they come across one

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To book:

Email [email protected]

What are the deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)? Time:

1.30pm - 3pm

Venue: Jacobs Well, Ground Floor, Conference Room 8A, Nelson Street, Bradford, BD1 5RW Presenter: Sumayya Ahmed Target audience: Anyone that may have come across DoLS and would like to know more i.e. family members, informal carers, care staff working with vulnerable adults To book: Contact the DoLS administration team on 01274 434672 or email [email protected]

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Afternoon sessions

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Meeting your duty to refer Disclosure and Barring Service Time:

1.30pm - 4.30pm

Venue: The Centre for Learning, St Peter’s House, 1 Forster Court, Bradford, BD1 4TY Presenter: Lyn Gavin, safeguarding engagement lead

Target audience: The DBS provides these events to help employers and managers of volunteers understand their legal obligations and responsibilities, following safeguarding incidents. To attend you should be responsible for managing safeguarding allegations. Do you: investigate safeguarding incidents, alert safeguarding leads in the local authority and or the police, have responsibility for any resulting disciplinary, or other such action that leads to removal from your organisation and make referrals to the DBS? Details: Our primary aim is to help those who work with vulnerable groups, including children to understand their referral duty. These events will let you know about how to make safeguarding referrals to the DBS. They are targeted to those who have a responsibility for removing individuals from regulated activity posts where harm has, or may, occur.

Feedback shows that delegates have a better understanding of legislative requirements after attending an event. Topics covered include: background to the DBS and legislative changes, the statutory functions of the DBS, referral responsibilities and guidance, regulated activity, relevant conduct and risk of harm definitions, the DBS barring decision making processes and considerations To book:

Reserve this date (20th October 2015) in your diary.

Booking forms and event information will be released approximately six weeks before the event. Delegates will need to complete the booking form and return it to: [email protected] by Friday 4th September 2015 ou can register to receive email updates from the DBS about barring Y events by subscribing to our e-database. 11

Evening session

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Tuesday 20th October 2015 Teenage relationship abuse Time:

4pm - 7pm

Venue: Committee Room 5, Bradford City Hall, Centenary Square, Bradford, BD1 1HY Presenters: Nicola Hawkins and Cheryl Laird

Target audience: Teachers, social workers, community support workers, youth workers, school nurses

Details: Understanding relevant changes in legislation and research carried out, how it affects young people who are in abusive relationships, identify the methods of control and patterns of domestic abuse, identify services to access for support and help To book:

Contact Kay Hines, email [email protected]

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Wednesday 21st October 2015

Morning sessions

Exhibition of early interventions at Culture Fusion: Bradford and Keighley Time: All Day

Venue: Bradford: Connexions Centre, Culture Fusion, 125 Thornton Road, Bradford, BD1 2EP

Keighley: Connexions Centre, Keighley Town Hall, Keighley, BD21 3PA Target audience: Any organisation or agency involved in putting young people forward for job or training opportunities

Event 2

To Book: By email to Laryssa Farrell, [email protected] or telephone Laryssa on 01274 377800

Adult safeguarding Time:

9.30am

Venue: Sovereign Lecture Theatre, Field House, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford Teaching Hospitals, Duckworth Lane, BD9 6RJ

To book: Booking and further information from Sandra Smart, telephone 01274 384706 or email [email protected] 12

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Morning sessions

Briefing workshops on three contemporary safeguarding themes: l Child sexual exploitation l Female genital mutilation l D omestic abuse – to include Multi-agency Risk Assessment Conferences (MARAC) Time:

9.30am - 12.30pm

Venue: New Mill, Conference Room, Victoria Rd, Saltaire, BD18 3LD Presenters: Kath Cook and Helen Hyde, specialist health practitioners

Target audience: This session is predominantly aimed at health staff who work with children, young people, parents and carers. However, any professionals who would benefit from greater understanding of how these issues impact on children are welcome to attend.

Details: It is expected that participants will attend the full morning. This workshop will allow participants to raise their awareness around these three safeguarding issues which will include risk factors or vulnerabilities, recognising and responding, referral processes and information sharing. This is an opportunity to gain new information or update existing knowledge around current practice and processes. For health staff attendance at this session will meet your level 3 safeguarding children training compliance.

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To book:

Contact Rodney Apeanyo on telephone 01274 221001

Safeguarding – the whole picture for NHS funded care homes and voluntary organisations Time:

9.30am - 12.30pm

Presenters:

Matt O’Connor, Helen Hart and Jude MacDonald

Venue:

Douglas Mill, Bowling Old lane, Bradford, BD5 7JR

Target audience: NHS funded care home and volunteer service staff Details:

T his workshop will provide an overview of a wide range of safeguarding issues affecting adults, children and families as a whole. We will also explore related issues such as grooming, exploitation, trafficking, modern day slavery and violent extremism.

To book: E-mail [email protected] or telephone on 01274 237645 13

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Morning sessions

Early intervention and prevention of CSE – sharing good practice in youth work Time: Venue:

10am - 1pm T he Oak Room, St Peter’s House, Centre for Learning, 1 Forster Court, Bradford, BD1 4TY Target audience: Youth workers To book: Email Anthony Casson: [email protected]

Safeguarding family fortunes Time: Venue:

10am B radford Cyrenians, 255 Manningham Lane, Bradford, BD8 7EP Presenters: N ikasha Khan, Cheryl Gledhill-Kucuk and Nehgat Shah Target audience: All services working with vulnerable people – male or female Details: W e will be playing a game of family fortunes around safeguarding rough sleepers and victims of domestic abuse, to link into our services. Players will need to guess the top 5 answers for questions around safeguarding – team winners will be awarded prizes To book: Contact Nikasha Khan on 01274 481039 or by email [email protected]

Staying safe: It’s everybody’s business

Time: 10am - 12 noon Venue: Banqueting Suite, Bradford City Hall, Centenary Square, Bradford BD1 1HY Presenter: The Lord Mayor of Bradford will present awards to young people Target audience: Primary and Secondary school children Details: The event will involve young people from primary and secondary schools. The theme will support the school curriculum in terms of literacy. Young people will have the opportunity to work on something that they feel is important. The event will be judged and young people will be rewarded with the opportunity to present their work at the event. How they use the theme will be up to them, using whatever medium they want including music, rap, dance or poetry To book: For further information and to reserve a place for your school, contact Charles Dacres: [email protected] or telephone 01274 431151 14

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Afternoon sessions

Personal safety awareness

Time: 1pm - 3pm Venue: The Wellbeing Service, 147 Skipton Rd, Keighley, BD21 3BG Target audience: Acute mental health service users and carers Details: The event includes information and advice on keeping yourself safe, including safety in the home, safety with finances, safety in social situations, using social media and online. To book: Telephone 01535 607139

Police and partnership adult safeguarding – managing the wide range of vulnerability Time: 1pm - 4pm Venue: The Hawcroft Suite, Trafalgar House Police Station, Nelson Street, Bradford, BD5 0DX Target audience: P rofessionals and organisations involved in safeguarding activity relating to; domestic abuse, forced marriage/honour based violence and human trafficking To book: Email [email protected]

Bradford domestic abuse services launch – drop in

Time: 1pm - 6.30pm Venue: Kala Sangam, St Peter’s House, 1 Forster Court, Bradford, BD1 4TY Presenters: Christine Atkinson, Misbah Ali, Anne Blythe, Angela Everson and Shelly Pawson Target audience: Statutory and non-statutory organisations, voluntary or community groups that engage with individuals aged 16 years or over regardless of gender or sexuality who may be experiencing or perpetrating domestic abuse. Those engaging with women aged 16 years or over involved in or at risk of sex working. Also any member of the public who wish to broaden their knowledge on this subject. Details: This event will launch the Against Domestic Violence services available in the district, who will contribute to this event. To book: No requirement to pre-book. Attendees are welcome to attend any time between those stated above. Please note: For monitoring and evaluation purposes, individuals will be asked for details of any organisations they represent and contact details on the day 15

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Afternoon sessions

Protecting older and vulnerable people from scams, frauds and doorstep crime Time: 2pm - 4pm

Venue: St Peter’s House, Centre for Learning, The Oak Room, 1 Forster Court, Bradford, BD1 4TY Target audience: Anyone working with, supporting or caring for older or vulnerable people in West Yorkshire. This includes family members and carers as well as front line professionals Presenter: Lanson Moore, SAFER project officer To book: Email [email protected]

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Please note: When booking please give the following information: Name, email address, contact telephone number, job title and organisation (if professional) and why you would like to attend the course in no more than a couple of sentences

Keeping safe when looking for employment opportunities Time:

2pm – 3pm

Venue: Prospects, 3rd Floor, Auburn House, Upper Piccadilly, Bradford BD1 3NU Target audience: Any organisation or agency involved in putting young people forward for job or training opportunities


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Please note: bookings to be made by the 15th October 2015

Domestic abuse and LGBT communities Time:

2pm - 4pm

Venue:

Equity Centre, 1 Longlands Street, Bradford, BD1 2TP

Target audience: Anyone working in the domestic violence or safeguarding field who want to know more about specific issues around domestic and sexual abuse relating to LGBT communities To book: Email [email protected] or telephone 01274 435173 16

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Afternoon sessions

Recognising and responding to dental neglect in children Time:

3.15pm - 4.30pm

Presenter:

Frankie Soldani, consultant in paediatric dentistry

Venue:

New Mill, Conference Room, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LD

Target audience: Health visitors, school nurses, social workers, other providers who work with children and young people To book: Email [email protected] or telephone on 01274 221001

Morning sessions

Event 1

Thursday 22nd October 2015

Exhibition of early interventions at Culture Fusion: Bradford and Keighley Time:

All Day

Venues: Bradford: Connexions Centre, Culture Fusion, 125 Thornton Road, Bradford, BD1 2EP

Keighley: Connexions Centre, Town Hall, Keighley, BD21 3PA Target audience: Any organisation or agency involved in putting young people forward for job or training opportunities

To book: By email to Laryssa Farrell, [email protected] or telephone Laryssa on 01274 377800 17

Morning sessions

Event 2


‘Working in the margins’: Meeting the safeguarding needs of children with disabilities and complex health needs Time:

9.30am -12 noon

Presenters:

Jackie Bateman and Katie O’Donnell, specialist practitioners

Venue:


Target audience: The session is suitable for practitioners working in the school nursing special needs team and child and adolescent mental health teams. There are a limited number of places available for staff working in the local authority in specialist education services, portage and children’s complex health and disability team Details: This is a collaborative workshop, utilising the experience of participants to explore how we meet the safeguarding needs of children with disabilities or complex health needs. The audience will hear about the work of the Bradford disabled children’s challenge panel. There will be an evidence based focus on working with children and families who are on the margins of child protection processes. There will be an opportunity to consider the workers reflective capacities and how this influences decision making around supporting and safeguarding the wellbeing of vulnerable children and their families

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To book: Contact the safeguarding team on 01274 221001 or email [email protected]

Workshop to raise awareness of prevent Time:

9.30am - 10.45am or 11am - 12.15pm

Presenter:

Michael Churley

Venue: Jacobs Well, Conference Room 8A, Ground Floor, Nelson Street, BD1 5RW Target audience: Frontline staff and anyone interested in this topic

Details: This workshop will raise awareness of safeguarding approaches around radicalisation and extremism.

To book: Contact Jeanette Booth on 01274 433793 email [email protected] 18

Morning sessions

Event 4


Police and partnership children’s safeguarding – managing the wide range of vulnerability Time:

9am - 12 noon

Venue: The Beshenivsky Suite, Trafalgar House Police Station, Nelson Street, Bradford, BD5 0DX Target audience: Professionals and organisations involved in safeguarding activity relating to serious sexual offences, missing persons or cyber crime

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To book:

Email [email protected]

Teenage relationship abuse Time:

10am - 1pm

Venue: Committee Room 5, Bradford City Hall, Centenary Square, Bradford BD1 1HY Presenters:

Nicola Hawkins and Cheryl Laird

Target audience: Teachers, social workers, community support workers, youth workers, school nurses Details: This event will enable you to understand relevant changes in legislation and research carried out, how it affects young people who are in abusive relationships, identify the methods of control and patterns of domestic abuse, identify services to access for support and help

Event 6

To book:

Contact Kay Hines by email: [email protected]

A closer look at the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards process (DoLS) Time:

10.30am - 12noon

Venue: Jacobs Well, Ground Floor Conference Room 8B, Nelson Street, Bradford, BD1 5RW Presenter: Sumayya Ahmed Target audience: Care home and hospital staff or managers

To book: Contact the DoLS Administration Team on 01274 434672 or email [email protected] 19

Morning sessions

Event 7


Domestic abuse: recognising and responding – 1 day course Time:

9.30am - 4.30pm

Venue: Fairfax Learning and Development Centre, Flockton Road, East Bowling, Bradford, BD4 7RY Presenters:

Lindsay Bridge and Anna Green

Target audience: Multi-agency audience, frontline staff To book: Complete the booking form using the following web address: http://bit.ly/1JdELDH Please note: completion of the booking form is not confirmation of your place, you will receive separate confirmation of your place on the course

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Afternoon sessions

Event 8


Role of the Adult Protection Unit – 1 day training course Time:

9.30am - 4pm

Venue: St Peter’s House, Centre for Learning, 1 Forster Court, Bradford, BD1 4TY Presenters: Bernadette Gallagher and Neena Punnu

Target audience: This course is for student social workers, student nurses, plus anyone who is new to their workplace or job role and needs an understanding of the work of the Adult Protection Unit Details: This 1 day training session will take participants through the work of the Adult Protection Unit, it will:

l I ncrease

awareness on how safeguarding adults work happens in the Bradford District

l R aise awareness on the work of the Adult Protection Unit, their purpose and how they function

l R aise

awareness of other multi-agency adult protection training courses

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To book: Email [email protected]. Telephone 01274 433784 or book online via this link: http://bit.ly/1I96h3H

Bradford thriving families: working together to improve outcomes for children who are neglected or at risk of neglect Time:

1.30pm - 3.30pm

Venue: NSPCC, Bradford Service Centre, Eastbrook Hall, 59 Leeds Road, Bradford, BD1 5AE

Target audience: Professionals who work with children and families who are at risk of neglect or becoming neglected Details: Come and learn how Bradford NSPCC is working with you to understand and assess the impact of neglect on children and young people and the support opportunities available in Bradford To book: Contact Karla Pusey or Sophie Hall. Telephone 01274 381440 or email [email protected]

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Afternoon and evening sessions

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Safeguarding children and adults

Time: 2.30pm or 5.30pm start times Venue: Bradford City Hall, Centenary Square, Bradford, BD1 1HY and Jacobs Well, Nelson Street, Bradford, BD1 5RW Presenters: Children’s and adult services professionals alongside Collingwood Learning Target audience: Councillors, colleagues and partner agencies To book: For booking and further information contact Chris Farquhar. Email [email protected] telephone 01274 434304 or mobile 07582 100697

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Morning sessions

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Friday 23rd October 2015

Exhibition of early interventions at Culture Fusion: Bradford and Keighley

Time: All Day Venues: Bradford: Connexions Centre, Culture Fusion, 125 Thornton Road, Bradford, BD1 2EP Keighley: Connexions Centre, Town Hall, Keighley, BD21 3PA Target audience: Any organisation or agency involved in putting young people forward for job or training opportunities To book: By email to Laryssa Farrell, [email protected] or telephone Laryssa on 01274 377800

Female genital mutilation and the responsibility of the health professional

Time: 9.30am - 11.30am Venue: Sovereign Lecture Theatre, Field House, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford Teaching Hospitals, Duckworth Lane, BD9 6RJ Presenters: Eileen McArdle Robinson, safeguarding midwife, Vicky Cotter, safeguarding children specialist nurse practitioner Target audience: All district health staff, and other interested professionals To book: Contact Lynne Owen on 01274 383398 or email [email protected] Please note: Priority for bookings will be for BTHFT staff, but all district health staff and other professionals will be welcome subject to capacity

Safeguarding young people in the looked after, leaving care and youth offending services Time: 9.30am - 12noon Venue Bradford District Care Trust, New Mill, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LD Presenters: Dawn Lee, named nurse safeguarding children/LAC & YOT health manager, Liz Gilmartin, care leavers nurse, Helen Rodwell, youth offending nurse Target audience: This session is for colleagues who have a passion for safeguarding young people in some of the most difficult circumstances To book: Contact the safeguarding team on 01274 221001 23

Morning sessions

Event 4


Safeguarding – ‘think family’ drop in session Time:

9.30am - 12noon

Presenters:

Karen Bruce and Helen Hyde

Venue:

Lynfield Mount Hospital, Heights Lane, Heaton, Bradford BD9 6DP

Target audience: Adult mental health workers

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To book:

Contact Rodney Apeanyo on telephone 01274 221001

Keeping safe when looking for employment opportunities Time:

10am - 11am

Venue: Prospects, 3rd Floor, Auburn House, Upper Piccadilly, Bradford, BD1 3NU

Target audience: Any organisation or agency involved in putting young people forward for job or training opportunities


Event 6

Please note: Bookings to be made by the 15th October 2015

Hamzah Khan story box workshop Time:

10am - 12 noon

Venue: Airedale Centre for Mental Health, Airedale General Hospital (The Gymnasium) Skipton Road, Keighley, BD20 6TD Presenters: Katrina Uttley and Kath Cook

Target audience: Inpatient adult mental health staff from ACMH

To book: Email [email protected] or telephone 01274 221001

Please note: there are only 20 places available for this session due to limited room capacity

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Afternoon sessions

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An overview and reporting requirements for GPs, ANPs and practice nurses Time: 12 noon - 1pm or 1.30pm - 2.30pm Venue: Douglas Mill, Bowling Old Lane, Bradford, BD5 7JR Presenter: Michelle Khan Target audience: General Practitioners, advanced nurse practitioners and practice nurses employed within the CCG Details: The session will provide an overview of female genital mutilation and outlines reporting requirements for General Practice To book: E-mail [email protected] or telephone 01274 237645

When is adult self-neglect a safeguarding issue?

Time: 1.30pm - 4.30pm Venue: New Mill, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LD Presenters: Sally Griffen, workforce development officer BMDC, Noel McEvoy, safeguarding lead, Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, Lesley Latham, safeguarding lead, BDCFT Target audience: Any worker who comes into contact with adults who selfneglect and managers or team leaders who support or advise frontline staff. This event is also open to employees in statutory, independent and voluntary sector Details: This session will consider what self-neglect is, its causes and how to respond to it. Questions will be raised about when it becomes a safeguarding issue and what safeguarding or other procedures can do. Participants will be asked to work on issues in small groups with a view to developing self-neglect guidance for use across the district To book: Contact BDCFT safeguarding team at Westbourne Green by telephone on 01274 221001 25

Additional Sessions Safeguarding week bingo Running by request

This is an interactive session being led by the Safeguarding Voice Group to raise awareness of the different types of abuse and the ways in which it can be reported and stopped. Prizes will be given to the winners! We are available to come to your site; it is the responsibility of the organisations who make the booking with us to provide a suitable room or venue and support staff for any individuals who may require this.

Target audience: Service users and support providers (volunteers and staff) who work with adults at risk across Bradford. The session is suitable for various client groups. Each session can accommodate up to 15 players. Individuals could be supported by a support worker or carer to play and participate. Date/time: Various dates and times available across the week. Contact us to check availability. The session should take about 1½ hrs depending on the number of players. Venue: We are available to come to your site; it is the responsibility of the organisations or providers who request us to visit their site to ensure that they book a suitable venue or room and provide support staff for individuals who will need this.

How to book: Contact Neena Punnu, email [email protected] or telephone 01274 431570 or mobile 07582 109834

Alcohol and pregnancy: the impact of alcohol on pregnant women and the unborn child and methods of intervention

This session will be run by Project 6 at their premises in Keighley – Progress Recovery Centre, 12A Russell Street, Keighley, BD12 2JP

Dates and Times to be confirmed, please contact Tilly Rathmell on 01535 610661 or email [email protected] The session aims to:l Increase

awareness of the impact of alcohol on pregnant women and the unborn baby

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awareness of tools and interventions available to professionals who work with or have contact with pregnant women

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awareness of brief interventions, structured treatment and support that is available.

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Working with new psychoactive substances (NPS) and young people

This session will be run by Project 6 at their premises in Keighley – Progress Recovery Centre, 12A Russell Street, Keighley, BD12 2JP Dates and times to be confirmed, please contact 01535 610661 The session aims to: l Increase

awareness of NPS’s locally and nationally

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awareness of the harm reduction interventions available to young people using new psychoactive substances

l Raise

the profile of work in Keighley with young people and the associated pathways

Curregate Nursing Home

Skipton Road, Keighley, BD20 6PE – Will have a stall with information and leaflets on safeguarding available across the whole of the week for residents and their families.

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The wording in this publication can be made available in other formats such as large print and Braille. Please call 01274 433582.

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