Please note, we do not operate a hybrid model of training and therefore to facilitate the learning experience for all, delegates should use their own IT device; sharing is not recommended.
Module Three: Assessing and supporting carers Will consider all aspects of working with, supporting and reviewing foster carers and adopters with particular reference to kinship carers. The themes will be an exploration of all aspects of assessment including risk, supervising and reviewing foster carers, assessing difference, looking at disruption as well as considering adoption support. ...
The introductory session for students and their managers on Thursday 10th December 2026. The course requires virtual attendance at three taught modules of three consecutive days per module between January and May 2027. The final assignment is due in July 2027. For more information on dates and costs, see our RM Flyer 2026-2027 To book ...
Module One - The Kinship Care Context in Scotland Will focus on the historical and international perspectives as well as the child protection context. All relevant legal and policy areas will be considered alongside the ethical considerations in this area of practice. This module explores how outcomes in kinship care can be assessed. If you ...
Module Two - The Child in Kinship Care Will cover the meaning of kinship care, children’s needs and characteristics as well as exploring often contentious and complex areas such as contact/family time and brothers and sisters/siblings. This module will further consider children’s identities including their life stories. If you would like to register a place ...
Module Three - Assessing and Supporting Kinship Carers Will consider the preparation and assessment of kinship carers including the use of risk assessments. The focus will move onto different approval and support factors. The voice of kinship carers will be a core theme. A training for trainers’ input will complete this module. If you would ...
