If you work with children and families, being alert to how well the child is cared for is essential. This course will help you understand and recognise neglect, and it will challenge your thinking as to what neglect is. The course will cover some serious case review findings and why practitioners find it difficult to identify neglect.

If you are planning to complete GCP2 Training, complete this training before attending GCP2.

To learn more about Croydon's strategy to combat Child Neglect, refer to CSCP Child Neglect for more information.

Learning Outcomes

• Explore what is meant by the term ‘neglect’
• Signs that a child may be neglected
• Consider what the impact of neglect may be on a child
• Parental and environmental factors, and how these factors can make spotting neglect difficult
• Child development and attachment – emotional neglect
• Understand how to respond effectively to concerns that you may have
• Overview of local referral practice and referral processes

Where: Online (Zoom)

When: Wednesday 10 September from 09:30 - 16:30

This training is free for

• Croydon Council staff (including approved foster carers)
• Croydon-based schools
• Local NHS/public health services
• Metropolitan Police
• Local Voluntary, Community and Faith groups

Please note a fee is applicable 

• to non-Croydon based organisations/individuals and independent businesses.
• for specialist courses that have been externally accredited (concessions may apply for certain types of organisations).
• if individuals cancel at the last minute or do not attend the session.

If you have any questions about training, please email: cscptraining@croydon.gov.uk

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