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If you are concerned about a child’s safety in Hull, the Hull City Council provides a structured process for child protection assessments. Here are the key steps:
Reporting Concerns: If you believe a child is at risk, you can […]
View JobBarnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking a skilled and compassionate locum social worker to join our Child Protection Team. This role is crucial in safeguarding the welfare of children and young people within the community. […]
View JobMilton Keynes City Council has a dedicated adoption team provides comprehensive support and services for those looking to adopt, as well as for families post-adoption.
Key Services Offered:
Adoption Process Guidance: Detailed […]
View JobA Children’s Senior Practitioner in social work holds a leadership role, providing guidance and support to less experienced social workers while managing complex cases. Here are some key responsibilities:
Conduct […]
View JobChildren’s social workers are dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of children and young people. Their work involves a variety of tasks, including:
Child Protection: Identifying and addressing risks to children who may […]
View JobIn Southend-on-Sea, children’s social workers provide essential support for looked-after children, who are those unable to live with their families due to various reasons, such as a Care Order or voluntary arrangements
Here are some […]
Child Protection: Assessing and managing risks to children who may be experiencing abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
Family Support: Working with families to improve their ability to care for their children, providing resources and […]
Reviewing Care Plans: IROs are responsible for reviewing the care plans of children in the care system to ensure they meet the child’s needs and are being implemented effectively
Chairing Review Meetings: They chair review meetings […]
If you are concerned about a child’s safety in Hull, the Hull City Council provides a structured process for child protection assessments. Here are the key steps:
- Reporting Concerns: If you believe a child is at risk, you can report your concerns through the Hull City Council’s online portal or by contacting the Early Help and Safeguarding Hub (EHASH) directly
- Initial Review: Qualified social work staff within EHASH will review the information provided and check existing records. They may make further inquiries if necessary
- Risk Assessment: Within one working day, a decision will be made regarding the level of risk and the appropriate service to help or protect the child
- Multi-Agency Collaboration: The assessment process involves collaboration with various agencies to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the child’s situation and to coordinate support efforts
- Follow-Up Actions: Based on the assessment, appropriate actions will be taken, which may include providing support services, initiating protective measures, or involving law enforcement if immediate danger is identified