Case reviews referral process
When must a serious case review must be held.
During office hours Monday to Friday, the process for professionals contacting the MASH team in Bury is:
Schools are required to complete self assessments as part of their ongoing safeguarding practices. The BISP also conducts an audit on safeguarding in schools and will use the following audit tool. This can also be used by schools to support their own internal safeguarding reviews. Section 157 and 175 Self Assessment [636kb]
Having a baby or young child can be so rewarding and such hard work at the same time. Throw Covid into the mix and the days can seem endless, lacking in structure, and with lockdown and self-isolating being the words of the day it can lead to a lack of ideas on what to do to fill those days at home.
Decision making can be affected, normal routines out of the window and every day practice altered. Never mind having the time to consider your own mental health! Take a look at the links below for some resources that you can share with the families you might work with who have a young children. They help promote Safe sleep, play, development, communication as well as sharing some great tips and advice.
Tiny Happy People - Online support to develop children's communication skills. Exploring simple activities and play ideas and find out about early development. BBC - Tiny Happy People
The Lullaby Trust - Safe Sleep Guidance Lullaby Trust
Also, you can search Bury Health Visiting Service on Facebook for regular updates from the Bury Health Visiting Team.
To access The Lullaby Trust for Professionals training programmes and resources and request their professionals newsletter visit Lullaby Trust - Professionals Training
Please find attached a range of pages for professionals. Please make this page a favourite and visit us from time to time.
When must a serious case review must be held.
As part of Bury Safeguarding Children Board's work to tackle child sexual exploitation (CSE) within Bury, the Bury Phoenix Team was set up, as part of Project Phoenix which emerged from the Greater Manchester Safeguarding Partnership following a scoping exercise into practice in relation to child sexual exploitation.
This role is key to ensuring that procedures and policies are in place and are followed with regard to safeguarding and child protection and that there is a dedicated resource available for other staff and volunteers to draw upon.
Domestic abuse advice and guidance for professionals.
The online world is now an integral part of everyday life, especially for young people. As with the real world, there are risks online and it's important that we teach children how to manage them.
Female genital mutilation, sometimes referred to as female circumcision, refers to procedures that intentionally alter or cause injury to the female genital organs for non medical reasons.
All allegations about people who work with children, in statutory, independent or voluntary organisations, must be referred to the Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO).
Resource for Independent Child Trafficking Advocacy.
Lessons learnt briefing sheets from recent case reviews and audits can be downloaded from this page.
Under the Children Act 1989, there is a legal requirement for local authorities to be notified of any private fostering arrangements.
These will be flexible to respond to the needs of each session, but will be based around the objectives. It is anticipated that each session will offer a mixture of planned material and issues that participants wish to bring on the day.
Bury Integrated Safeguarding Partnership have signed up to the Greater Manchester Safeguarding Children Board - Procedures. These are supplemented by additional procedures.
BSCB statement following the BSCB meeting on 13 March 2013.
This powerful film has been made by young people across Greater Manchester, who have all had experience of professional support from a wide range of services.
Resource for working with offenders' families and children.