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.
The role of the kinship worker has continued to develop as more children are placed with family members. This role is both complex and challenging given the unique circumstances of kinship families and the legal, financial, practical, and emotional challenges they face. This workshop provides workers with an opportunity to learn about the development of ...
The role of the minute taker in adoption and fostering panels is a crucial one. Adoption and fostering panels are underpinned by specific legal and regulatory requirements. Therefore, minute takers need to have a sufficient understanding of these requirements in order to produce a minute that is relevant, clear and appropriate. This workshop is for ...
This workshop is aimed at supporting all social work practitioners who are involved in preparing and writing Section 80 Reports, including independent Reviewing Officers. The workshop will be beneficial to both practitioners who have never written a Section 80 Report and those who have and want to continue to develop their practice. Section 80 reports ...
The assessment of family members and known adults as kinship carers for a child or young person unable to live with their birth family is one of the most complex that a worker can undertake. It is only through the completion of full and robust assessments that decisions can be made in the child’s best ...
The role of the supervising social worker is a complex one, with many different elements including managerial, supervisory, educative and support functions. This training provides supervising social workers with the opportunity to consider how the role has evolved, the various strands of their work with foster carers and how to supervise, support and challenge foster ...
