MRC Webinar - School Exclusion - A Case for Social Work?

Universal Safeguarding Children Refresher

This course if for Early Help staff to help them understand the Therapeutic Thinking Schools Programme and how to work effectively with schools to help families.

All Staff Briefings are run regularly to keep us all up to date

An introduction to using Outcomes Stars to help support families to make changes in their lives.

Introduction for frontline staff into child exploitation

Train as 'Good Practice Co-ordinator' in the Intensive Interaction approach to support colleagues using it in your team or setting.

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This course shows you step-by-step how to write winning bids by making the process easier and more efficient. You will learn insider tips from bid writers experienced in helping organisations like yours write successful bids. Delegates should have attended the Writing Reports course before attending this one.

It takes a lot of skill to communicate important financial or business information efficiently and accurately to enable critical business decisions to be made. This course will help you to develop your business writing.

A 5 day intensive course for Social Workers with limited exposure to ABE. The course consists of 2 days theory, 2 days practice and a visit and practice session at a local interview suite. This course is not currently scheduled in the 2021-22 programme but we are recording interest in the course and will seek to provide it if the is sufficient interest and budget.

This course will enable workers who work with families to develop effective ways and build confidence in working with difficult behaviour, in order to recognise potential impacts on professional dynamics and multi-agency child protection work when professionals are faced with working with families who are hostile and evasive. It is recommeded for all BFfC staff who work in families homes alone as part of our Lone Worker training pathway

This course is ideal for anyone working on the frontline with children/young people and families, or involved in the supervision and support of those who do.

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This course will explore the key elements in terms of knowledge and skills required for the role of the social worker. It will equip workers to examine their practice systemically and examine the key tools and knowledge required in order to practice confidently.

Essential training for staff involved in handling and managing complaints

Course Overview This course is designed for all Intensive Interaction practitioners who work in the field and wish to take a more central role in developing and supporting Intensive Interaction practice across a service. This course is suitable for the following groups: teachers and teaching assistants, speech and language therapists and assistants, psychologists, social workers, residential managers and staff, qualified and non-qualified etc.

A presentation from MD to introduce new staff to the company

An Introduction to Genograms

During the Covid 19 crisis, local authorities need ensure that they are able to fulfil their role and responsibilities toward young people in the care system. In a period when face to face contact with children and young people is more limited, ensuring the welfare of those children and supporting their placements creates a particularly potentially complex set of challenges.

In social work with children and families, the importance of the capacity for practitioners to exercise critical analysis and reflection is widely recognised. This is with regard to managing complex casework and, therefore, improving the quality of their assessments and decision-making. If this is true generally, in our field it is particularly so in this current period of crisis.

There is already emerging evidence, internationally and domestically, that the Coronavirus crisis is leading to an increase in domestic abuse

An essential course for all staff

An essential course for all staff

An essential course for all staff

Prevent

An essential course for all staff based in the civic offices.

An essential course for all staff

Personal Safety - Lone Working

Risks of poor cyber security are a real and growing threat. There have been over 260 attacks on organisations recently, many in the public sector. There could potentially cost our company millions of pounds, leaving families without services and permanent damage to our reputation. This cyber awareness e-Learning suite has been co-funded and co-designed by public sector organisations. It aims to give you the knowledge and skills to keep

Motivational Interviewing is useful for a wide range of social issues. Its primary focus is on igniting motivation to change, and so it is helpful when clients are stuck in problems and not advancing in change. As such it is helpful in all change and recovery-based services such as mental health, substance misuse, offending, social work, domestic violence, supported housing, young people’s services, family work and more besides.

In this free course, Infants' understanding of their social world, we draw on a wide range of psychological research to address the question of whether infants have a rich understanding of their social world. You will have the opportunity to read journal papers and newspaper articles as well as to engage with audio clips, and to explore your assumptions about infants' social understanding.

Part of our PPEP Mental Health programme. Learn about a structure known as ‘NOW’ to facilitate helpful and constructive conversations with children and young people

Part of our PPEP Mental Health programme. What self-harm is and how it might present.

Part of our PPEP Mental Health programme. The presentation of anxiety in adolescence and how to talk with young people about it.

Part of our PPEP Mental Health programme. What self-harm is and how it might present.

Part of our PPEP Mental Health programme. What eating disorders are and how they might present.

This free course, Project management: The start of the project journey, introduces projects, what they are, how they come about, responses to problems and planning. It explores the role of key players including the project manager, feasibility studies, decision making and project life cycles.

Develop your knowledge & understanding of the use of synthetic cannabinoids, develop harm reduction strategies and ways to support individuals experiencing problems with their use

The newly developed Working with Cannabis is an opportunity for practitioners to update their knowledge & skills to support people using cannabis.

this course will give practitioners the confidence to effectively respond to use of benzodiazepines and other sedative/ ‘Z’ type drugs and support people experiencing problems

An introduction to contextual safeguarding

Previously NRM training the Modern Slavery First Responder training is organised by the Home Office

The Graded Care Profile 2 is the only authorised update of the original GCP — It is a practical tool designed to provide an objective measure of the care of children. The GCP2 model is primarily based on the qualitative measure of the commitment shown by parents or carers in meeting their children’s developmental needs.

Developed a child focused and holistic approach to care planning and be aware of the key factors and detail required in each section of the care plan and how this links with other planning documents and tools.

The train the trainer course enables attendees to deliver the Universal Safeguarding Children course .

Listen to a presentation about our various understandings of race and reflect on how we can be actively anti-racist

An interactive online webinar enabling teaching professionals to deal with issues relating to street gangs and criminal exploitation.

This workshop explores the right of children and young people (under Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights) not to be deprived of liberty

A look at using Microsoft Teams for Training and at the new functions being offered by teams.

First Thought, Not Afterthought – Kinship Care

Assessing the needs of children when making and supporting permanent placement through special guardianship and agreeing and implementing contact plans

Part of our PPEP Mental Health programme. The relationship between autism and mental health. Exploring

understanding co-occurring substance use and mental illness

Pre-birth assessments are an area of practice that can raise profound ethical and professional challenges. Assessing parenting before the birth of a child requires a very clear framework for understanding parenting, and great care has to be taken as to what is considered ‘evidence’ in the assessment process.

The MRC Critical and Reflective Practice Group is a well established forum that provides an opportunity to: • Identify and discuss key areas of emerging social work research; • Explore the implications of major policy documents for practice; • Debate and discuss key areas in contemporary social work with colleagues from across London.

A training course for Children’s social workers and managers

This course is designed for people who want to receive training in emergency first aid. It is especially suited for nominated first aiders in offices. The course covers first aid protocols for adult casualties only.

This module is provided as part of a national programme designed to upskill practitioners in supporting parents to reduce conflict within their relationship, whether they are together or separated.

As session for those working through the AFPP Enhanced Level Training modules from Beacon House. The session is to discuss and help embed the key learning points - ideally between modules 2 and 3.

This is the first of a series of 2 workshops to prepare for the upcoming SEND inspection. All staff who may be interviewed by Inspectors are asked to attend

This is the first of a four webinar programme seeks to explore the process of relationship building in work with children, young people and their families.

This is the second of a four webinar programme seeks to explore the process of relationship building in work with children, young people and their families. These webinars will, drawing on both current and seminal research, look at some of the complexities of relationship building. They will highlight the importance of self-awareness, features of good practice, the pitfalls and traps we can fall into, and how these can be avoided.

This is the first of a series of four webinars explores some of the more complex areas of safeguarding practice with children and young people. Although there is a legitimate debate about the helpfulness of categories, it will nevertheless look at the particular challenges raised around neglect, emotional abuse and intrafamilial sexual abuse.

This is the second in a series of four webinars explores some of the more complex areas of safeguarding practice with children and young people. Although there is a legitimate debate about the helpfulness of categories, it will nevertheless look at the particular challenges raised around neglect, emotional abuse and intrafamilial sexual abuse

This is the third in a series of four webinars explores some of the more complex areas of safeguarding practice with children and young people. Although there is a legitimate debate about the helpfulness of categories, it will nevertheless look at the particular challenges raised around neglect, emotional abuse and intrafamilial sexual abuse.

This is the fourth in a series of four webinars explores some of the more complex areas of safeguarding practice with children and young people. Although there is a legitimate debate about the helpfulness of categories, it will nevertheless look at the particular challenges raised around neglect, emotional abuse and intrafamilial sexual abuse.

A feature of many of the children and young people we work with, as well as very often their parents, is that they have experienced trauma in their lives. This webinar will explore the impact that trauma can have.

Stability and permanence for children and young people have been aspirations at the heart of the care system for the last thirty years. However, realising these aspirations has been consistently challenging. This webinar scopes the research in this area and identifies what can promote positive experiences of the care systems.

Wherever it is possible, the primary objective in terms of permanence for children in the care system is to reunite them with their birth families. However, research has consistently found that this is a particularly difficult and sensitive process. If not managed effectively, children and young people can be potentially experience further harm.

Audit has become an increasing feature of how casework and services are managed in local authorities. As well as serving as an important quality assurance mechanism for individual children and families, they can also be an invaluable source of learning, providing insight into the wider practice system. All too often, however, audit has been criticised as being reductionist and ‘tick box’ in its nature. This webinar will explore the potential of audit to be used in more constructive and helpful ways.

Young people leaving the care system have to manage what foremost is an accelerated and compressed transition to adulthood. Since the Leaving Care Act 2000, there has been an attempt to personalise and support this process, applying the concept of the ‘corporate parent’ beyond the age of eighteen. However, many of those who are care experienced report that there are still many occasions when their needs are not adequately met.

The first of a series of five MRC Webinars looking at developing supervision

The second in a series of five MRC Webinars looking at developing supervision

This is the third in a series of five MRC Webinars looking at developing supervision

The fourth in a series of five MRC Webinars looking at developing supervision

The last of a series of five MRC Webinars looking at developing supervision

A quarterly forum for Child Protection Advisors and Chairs

An essential course for social workers and managers

Developing an understanding of Autism. This is the first stage of the Autism Education Trust AET training pogramme.

Develop your understanding of Autism and what makes good autism practice. This is the second stage of the Autism Education Trust AET training programme.

A supported programme to prepare Children's Centre staff and partner to deliver the NSPCC Coping with Crying Programme to parents

Recorded in May 2020 this looks at decision making in care proceedings after the public law outline reforms

Explore why young people join gangs and the nature and impact of child criminal exploitation in webinars and seminar sessions.

A course to help you understand and support the development of EHCPs for children and young people

This training is aimed at practitioners in the Social Care and SEND sector such as Early Help practitioners, Social workers (in all teams), Team managers & Anyone involved in providing social care advice and information for EHC needs assessments

Training for Social Work Professionals

For Social Care Team Managers and Assistant Team Managers who support and supervise Care Plans

Train as a Facilitator to deliver the Me, You and Baby Too (MYBT) programme

This course is to train staff to be able to deliver manual handling to colleagues in their team and service.

This course is recommended for Social Workers in Access & Assessment Teams only at this time

This programme is aimed at Team Managers in Social Care and is recommended for all Team Managers

This course is designed to increase the theoretical knowledge and practical application of health and social care professionals on the up to date legal framework, that covers individuals’ capacity to make decisions, protection of their rights, cognitive decision making process, and understanding the principles of proper care towards these vulnerable individual’s.

For staff who have not yet completed the AfPP Informed & AfPP Skilled Level of training.

For those already using outcomes stars to feedback their experience and ideas t the developers of the tool

This is the first stage of training to become a Practice Educator

An event for all BFfC staff focused on wellbeing

Essential training for Social Workers

This session is designed to enable attendees to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired during the two-day MCA course.

Train as a facilitator to deliver the coping with crying programme to parents

Life story work: Enhancing confidence in direct work with children and the creation of good quality life books

An introduction to cultural competence in social care. This seminar is part of an online learning package which includes watching four pre-recorded films. Please ensure you have set aside at least two hours to complete this before attending the live seminar.

Explore how complex safeguarding approaches can support child protection and safeguarding practice. This seminar is part of an online learning package which includes watching four pre-recorded films. Please ensure you have set aside at least two hours to complete this before attending the live seminar.

To increase confidence in recognising and responding to IFCSA. This seminar is part of an online learning package which includes watching four pre-recorded films. Please ensure you have set aside at least two hours to complete this before attending the live seminar.

This course is aimed at Social Workers working in Local Authority teams that undertake both front door assessments and full Merton Compliant Age Assessments Local Authorities are seeing an increase in age assessment challenges.

What has changed for registered Social Workers in your annual CPD Requirements?

A Series of Three Online Workshops: Thinking Through Youth Participation in Safeguarding Work: Reflecting on Challenges for Practice Dr Elsie Whittington, Dr Camille Warrington, Kirsche Walker University of Bedfordshire

A Series of Three Online Workshops: Thinking Through Youth Participation in Safeguarding Work: Reflecting on Challenges for Practice Dr Elsie Whittington, Dr Camille Warrington, Kirsche Walker University of Bedfordshire

A Series of Three Online Workshops: Thinking Through Youth Participation in Safeguarding Work: Reflecting on Challenges for Practice Dr Elsie Whittington, Dr Camille Warrington, Kirsche Walker University of Bedfordshire

A New course in the series of PPEP mental health courses delivered by colleagues in Health.

A New course in the series of PPEP mental health courses delivered by colleagues in Health.

A New course in the series of PPEP mental health courses delivered by colleagues in Health.