• Safeguarding

    Bitesize: Information Sharing Duty

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    Course Overview

    The session will cover the changes coming into effect on 30th September and in line with the new multi agency guidance for everyone working with children 
     
    Effective multi-agency information sharing is essential to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children It enables the early identification of emerging concerns, supports timely escalation where there is a risk of significant harm, and ensures that no single agency is required to make decisions in isolation. By sharing relevant information, agencies are better able to make informed, collective decisions—particularly within Family Help, integrated front doors, and Multi Agency Child Protection Teams (MACPTs). Information sharing provides practitioners with a fuller, up-to-date understanding of a child’s daily life, family context, strengths, and risks (both to themselves and to others), supporting more accurate- assessments and more effective plans.
     
    The session is for all practitioners from any organisation who work with children and families in South Gloucestershire
     
    Outcomes:
    1. To know about the new Information Sharing Duty
    2. To understand how the new statutory guidance impacts the way we share information
    3. To ensure practitioners are confident about when and how to share information

    Charges

    This course is fully funded. When you sign up you'll be able to book your place for free. 

    Please Note: If you cancel within 7days of the course start date or do not attend a fee of £25.00 will become payable

    Please refer to our terms and conditions for more information.

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