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Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) supports local organisations who work or volunteer with children and families to work together to safeguard children and promote their welfare.

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WSCP Publishes Annual Report 2025 - 2026 Published 30th September 2026

The report summarises, reflects on and presents the work of WSCP from 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026.

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WSCP E-Bulletin September 2026 - Now Available! Published 30th September 2026

The September edition of the Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) e-bulletin is available for you to download.

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#LookCloser Programme of Learning Published 23rd September 2026

New learning opportunity: explore child exploitation, strengthen professional curiosity and build confidence in identifying and responding to concerns through the #LookCloser Programme of Learning.

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Catch22 County Lines Support Service Available Across West Yorkshire Published 16th September 2026

Free, confidential and personalised support for under-25s affected by county lines, exploitation, knife crime, weapons-related harm, and serious youth violence.

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Book Your Place: Bridging the Gap - Transitional Safeguarding and Exploitation Published 8th September 2026

Bookings are open for Bridging the Gap: Transitional Safeguarding and Exploitation, a free regional conference exploring how professionals can better support young people facing risks

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Joint Operation Highlights Safe and Legal Use of E-Scooters and E-Bikes Published 4th September 2026

As e-scooters become increasingly popular, parents, carers and young people are encouraged to understand the law and how these vehicles can be used safely

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