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R.I.S.E
Reflection and Improvement towards Safeguarding Excellence
21 episodes
1 month ago
According to the NSPCC, on average, at least one child a week is killed in the UK. Many more suffer significant harm. This podcast goes beyond the headlines and brings you the findings of the subsequent reviews that are published following these tragic events. Whether you are a professional working with children and young people or an interested member of the community, this podcast will encourage Reflection and Improvement towards Safeguarding Excellence (R.I.S.E)
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According to the NSPCC, on average, at least one child a week is killed in the UK. Many more suffer significant harm. This podcast goes beyond the headlines and brings you the findings of the subsequent reviews that are published following these tragic events. Whether you are a professional working with children and young people or an interested member of the community, this podcast will encourage Reflection and Improvement towards Safeguarding Excellence (R.I.S.E)
Show more...
Education
True Crime
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Episode 16: What can we learn from Child V’s death?
R.I.S.E
21 minutes
3 months ago
Episode 16: What can we learn from Child V’s death?

In January 2023, Child V died at the age of 7 years old. Child V had complex health needs and disabilities and there had been significant contact with both health and social care practitioners due to her needs and concerns around neglect in the years preceding her death. This episode examines the findings of the Child Safeguarding Practice Review published by City & Hackney Safeguarding Children Partnership.

 

Learning themes include:

-Stepping back and thinking about cumulative harm a child is facing

-Health & Social Care working together when complex needs are present 

-Insufficient management grip

-Working with resistant families 

-Prioritising the health, safety and well-being of the child 

-Ensuring care proceedings are timely and effective in bringing around material change 

R.I.S.E
According to the NSPCC, on average, at least one child a week is killed in the UK. Many more suffer significant harm. This podcast goes beyond the headlines and brings you the findings of the subsequent reviews that are published following these tragic events. Whether you are a professional working with children and young people or an interested member of the community, this podcast will encourage Reflection and Improvement towards Safeguarding Excellence (R.I.S.E)