Multi-agency training courses

Developing an Understanding of Harmful Sexual Behaviour

About the course

Aims of the course are:

• To develop an understanding of harmful sexual behaviour.
• To consider the risks and needs of children who present HSB.
• To share our concerns about the possible impact of working with children who have presented HSB.
• To discuss further involved in identifying HSB.
• To talk about what is considered ok/not ok sexual behaviours.
• To briefly talk about why children engage in these behaviours.
• To inform delegates of the York Youth Justice Service Harmful Sexual Behaviour programme and pathways for support.

 An Information pack will be sent prior to training which includes pre-course exercises and information.

If you have not received this before the session please contact Emily Thompson or Kate Bryan

Dates and times

All sessions run 10.00-14.00 in West Offices

• 2 September in Cerialis
• 23 September in Severus
• 11 October in Severus
• 13 October in Severus
• 4 November in Severus
• 26 November in Severus

How do I book on?

To book or find out more go to https://york.learningpool.com/course/view.php?id=2751 and click on the Enrol button

Scroll down then click "sign up" next to the session you require. 

If you don't already have a MyLO account please register following the instructions on the right hand side of the login screen. 

Awareness of Neglect in Children and Young People

Course aim: To provide a basic understanding and awareness of neglect, including adolescent neglect and highlight the importance of early intervention and effective multi-agency working practices in securing better outcomes for children and young people.        

Target audience: Practitioners and volunteers, in York, who regularly work with children and young people directly or indirectly and have particular responsibilities for safeguarding children.

Delivery: Via Zoom

Dates: 

07/10/21

03/03/22

Time: 09:30 - 4:30pm

Safeguarding Children: Working Together A 2020/21

Course aim: To develop an understanding and awareness of abuse and neglect of children and young people and provide the knowledge and ability to act effectively on concerns about children and young people. 

Target audience: Aimed at any member of the workforce including volunteers who work regularly with children and young people directly or indirectly. 

Delivery: Via Zoom

Dates:

09/06/21

15/09/21

14/10/21

02/12/21

12/01/22

26/01/22

16/02/22

09/03/22

Time:  09:30 - 4:30pm

Safeguarding Children:  Shared Responsibilities and Procedures – Working Together B 2020/21

Course Aim: To develop knowledge, skills and abilities to strengthen effective multi-agency working in York to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people.

Target Audience: Practitioners and volunteers, in York, who regularly work with children and young people directly or indirectly and have particular responsibilities for safeguarding children.

Delivery: Via Zoom

Dates:

08/07/21

28/09/21

19/10/21

25/11/21

09/12/21

03/02/22

22/03/22

Time: 09:30 - 4:30pm

Safeguarding Children: Safeguarding Disabled Children 2020/21

Course Aim: To increase practitioners’ understanding and confidence in the specific issues involved in safeguarding children and young people with disabilities and improve skills in responding to their safeguarding needs.

Target Audience: Practitioners and volunteers, in York, who regularly work with children and young people directly or indirectly and have particular responsibilities for safeguarding children.

Delivery: This course consists of a 2.5 hour self-directed learning session followed by an afternoon’s Zoom interactive session.  Both elements of the course have to be attended/completed for the full course completion. 

Course dates:

• Wednesday 22 September
• Tuesday 5 October
• Tuesday 9 November
• Wednesday 19 January 2022
• Wednesday 9 March 2022

  Time: 2.5 hour self directed learning to be completed before the Zoom session at 1:30pm - 4:00pm

Safeguarding Children:  Understanding Domestic Abuse and Children 2020/21

Course Aim: To understand the impact of domestic abuse on children and young people and to increase the knowledge and capacity of practitioners to intervene effectively to improve outcomes for children and young people.

Target Audience: Practitioners and volunteers, in York, who regularly work with children and young people directly or indirectly and have particular responsibilities for safeguarding children.

Delivery: Via Zoom

Dates:

17/11/21

18/01/22

Time:  09:30 - 4:30pm

Safeguarding Children: Introduction to Child Protection Conferences and Core Groups 2020/21

Course Aim: To improve understanding and skills in working together to protect children and young people through Child Protection Conferences, Child Protection Plans and Core Groups.

Target Audience: Practitioners and volunteers, in York, who regularly work with children and young people directly or indirectly and have particular responsibilities for safeguarding children and who anticipate being invited to attend Child Protection Conferences or core group meetings as part of their work.     

Dates for 2021/22 will be added here once available

Child Death Review Training

The following training is available to York practitioners free of charge.  Please note these courses are arranged by North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership.  Booking is made through the link given below and their cancellation and charging policy applies so please ensure you have read the details which can be found at https://www.safeguardingchildren.co.uk/training-north-yorkshire/training-courses/

Child Death Review: Advanced Training for Professionals

Charge: Free

This course covers the different components of the Joint Agency Response in to a child death and the role and responsibilities of different professionals in the process.  It provides delegates with the skills to explain to families the purpose of the process, including what will happen to their child.  Following the course delegates will understand the role for Child Death Review Process and how they collate and evaluate information for the investigation.  They will have an increased knowledge of the nature and cause of unexpected childhood deaths and be able to recognise and respond appropriately to the circumstances surrounding the death of a child.

Course participants will have personal knowledge and experience in this field and come from a range of agencies including GP’s, Hospital and Community Health Staff, Ambulance and Fire Services, Police, Social Care and Education.

Targeted Audience: Paediatricians, Ambulance Workers, Midwifery, ED Workers, EDT Workers, Police, Education, Social Work Teams, Health Visiting, GPs and Named Nurses 

Course Type: Virtual (online)    Book online at: http://nyestraining.co.uk/Search/Child%20Death

Dates:

Whole Approach System to addressing Abusive Behaviours - 'Hard to Help' training

In 2020, the Office of the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire successfully bid for funding through the new Home Office Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Interventions Fund to develop a Whole System Approach in North Yorkshire & the City of York to Addressing Abusive Behaviours working collaboratively with partners to improve the overall accessibility of immediate advice & triage to enable perpetrators of domestic abuse to receive the right support at an earlier stage to address their abusive behaviour, alongside any health & social care needs which may otherwise be a barrier to effective behaviour change.

To support this Whole System Approach to Addressing Abusive Behaviours the ‘Hard to Help’ training is now available for any frontline workers to ensure they have the appropriate knowledge and tools available to better identify domestic abuse, successful engage with perpetrators and encourage them to access support services. Currently all sessions are delivered online, with face to face delivery sessions once COVID restrictions allow. The training is delivered over a 2.5hr sessions split into 3 parts:

1) DA awareness, including ‘Rurality’ to raise awareness of the picture in North Yorkshire

2) Getting to know and understand perpetrators

3) How to engage perpetrators in support, including using DASH for identified victims

Individual workers can book themselves onto the course or team managers can arrange for their whole team to attend: https://hardtohelp.org/book-training

To underpin this training, a new Domestic Abuse Online Learning Platform is now available for all professionals to access bitesize training modules & presentations on key subject matters such as mental health, trauma, dual diagnosis, substance misuse and the impact on abusive behaviours, as well as downloadable resources to use with clients. The Platform features a Core Training Toolkit plus a log in function to allow access to the full training resources library: https://hardtohelp.org/