WSCP E-Bulletin - September's Edition Now Available!

WSCP E-Bulletin - September's Edition Now Available!

The September edition of the Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership (WSCP) e-bulletin is now available for you to download. Once again this edition is packed full of useful information and key updates including:

WSCP Publishes Annual Report 2024-25 - Read the report to find out more about the work of WSCP from 1st April 2024 to 31st March 2025.

Expressions of Interest for the Wakefield Families Together Leadership Programme is Live - Starting in early 2026, this course gets booked up fast, so read the article to find out more about this training and how to reserve your place.

NEW/Updated One Minute Guides - We have published a new series of One Minute Guides this month on SEND, and have also updated the guide on Perplexing Presentations/Fabricated or Induced Illness. Links to all of these are contained within the article.

Baby Safety Advice by The Lullaby Trust - The Lullaby Trust website has an abundance of information to keep babies safe by empowering families and professionals with trusted advice. Check out the e-bulletin to find out more.

Multi-Agency Training Opportunities - There is plenty of training opportunities available again this month, including Engaging with Men Multi-Agency training, a Safeguarding Welfare in Sport Training Session, and a YHMAST Conference on Transition Safeguarding plus much more.

Safety Advice and Information - This edition of the ebulletin features an abundance of safety advice and information on topics such as baby sleeping bags, staying safe on the school run, the dangers of nappy sacks and carbon monoxide.

Plus much much more!

Please click here to access the latest edition to find out more about the above, and to keep up to date with all the latest developments concerning safeguarding children in Wakefield and our latest training, events and updated guidance.

Did you know past copies of all e-bulletin's are available and can be accessed here, just in case you didn't get chance to read them in full when they were first published.