BISP Multi-Agency Safeguarding Training Courses
We welcome bookings on all our training courses from any staff, volunteers or managers working with children, adults and families in Bury.
A wide range of virtual multi-agency safeguarding courses are available to book on the BISP Training website. Create your account and book yourself on.
This course is suitable for all professionals working with vulnerable young people and young adults at risk.
This virtual course will help you to recognise risk factors, signs and symptoms and address how to access support for young people with problem gambling issues. It will look at the level of impact of harmful gambling on both the individual and affected others including mental health and wellbeing issues, the heightened risk of suicidal ideation and self-harm, drug and alcohol misuse, financial crisis, problems with education/work, criminality, relationship difficulties and the associated social and psychological impact on affected others.
Course objectives:
Problem Gambling and Young People [189kb]
Risk Factors Fact Sheet [156kb]
BISP is committed to delivering a high quality multi-agency training programme that supports professionals, volunteers and the independent sector in their work to safeguard and promote the welfare of adults, children and young people. The Learning and Development Strategy for 2016-2019 can be viewed here. BSCB Learning and Development Strategy 2016-2019 [82kb]
We welcome bookings on all our training courses from any staff, volunteers or managers working with children, adults and families in Bury.
A wide range of free or low cost e-learning designed to support work to safeguard children, young people and vulnerable adults. On completion of a course, practitioners should notify their agency training representative to ensure that e-learning is captured on their training record.
Everyone needs to feel that they can act in the child's best interest and in line with the responsibilities of their job. Do you know how and when to respond?
Information for child minders.