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Safe Recruitment
Organized by Social Care Skills (SAA Trusted Partner) Ensuring a safe and competent workforce is a fundamental responsibility for providers of children’s homes, supported accommodation, and fostering services. This training will guide you through best practices in recruitment, screening, and vetting, helping you reduce risks and enhance safeguarding within your organization. 📅 Date & Time: 9th…
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Healthy Relationships, Consent and Abuse
Organized by Social Care Skills (SAA Trusted Partner) Drawing on relational and trauma-informed frameworks, this training will help participants build confidence in supporting young people to develop safe, respectful connections and navigate boundaries with understanding and empathy. 📅 Date & Time: 5th December: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM📍 Live Online via Teams Register here or using you SAA Member…
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Children’s Homes Inspection Framework
Organized by Social Care Skills (SAA Trusted Partner) Whether you are a Registered Manager, Responsible Individual, or part of a leadership or compliance team, this session will equip you with the knowledge and insight needed to approach inspection with confidence, clarity, and readiness. 📅 Date & Time: 2nd December: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM📍 Live Online via…
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Supporting Development and Learning in Young People
Organized by Social Care Skills (SAA Trusted Partner) Children and young people’s development is shaped by both internal and external factors, including relationships, safety, and emotional wellbeing. When professionals have the tools to recognise developmental needs and barriers to learning, they are better positioned to create environments that nurture growth and resilience. This course equips…
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Developing Restorative Justice with Young People
Risk assessments and care/support plans should be living documents that reflect each child’s individual story, vulnerabilities, strengths, and aspirations. Poorly written or generic plans not only undermine safety, they also compromise the effectiveness of care.