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Coronavirus story book for children

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Apr 212020

My Hero is You, how kids can fight COVID-19! is available to download here.

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Coronavirus: tips to cope during lockdown

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Apr 212020

Childline has updated it’s Coronavirus webpage to include tips for children and young people on coping at home during lockdown. Advice includes:  keeping in touch with friends online and talking to people at home; staying busy with things like school work or hobbies; and speaking to a trusted adult or parent if they need support.

Posted by TrinityTraining at 13:19

CoramBaaf Coronavirus Advice

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Apr 212020

CoramBaaf have issued some advice on Coronavirus/Covid 19 and fostering. Click here to read more.

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Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone as we all cope with the coronavirus pandemic

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Mar 172020
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To all our clients with bookings in April and May, please contact us about rescheduling.

Designed for Local Authority staff, “Safeguarding in Action” is a 3 hour combined safeguarding adults & children workshop: click here to read more

Safeguarding is now talked about a great deal by those working in the frontline with children and adults at risk [...]

Take a look at our workshop ” Caring for Children who have been Neglected” get in touch for more information or to book

Caring for Children who have been Neglected outline

County Lines – what is it? Criminal activity (mostly drugs) involving exploitation of children and vulnerable adults that is geographically widespread.

A new National County Lines co-ordination centre has opened in response to this growing problem which typically involves gangs and [...]

The number of children looked after in England has increased by 4% from 2017 show the #DfE statistics just published today (15.11.18) Abuse or neglect is still the highest category of primary need (63%).

https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/children-looked-after-in-england-including-adoption-2017-to-2018

There were 404,710 Children in Need for the year ending 31.3.18 show latest DfE statistics

The Department for Education (DfE) has published statistics for children referred to and assessed by children’s social services in England [...]
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