Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership

Resources

Our online manual contains all policies and procedures for the Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership.

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East Midlands Children and Young People Sexual Assault Service (EMCYPASA).

The referral pathway and sexual assault services for children and young people under the age of 18. A PowerPoint is available for download on this topic.

New policy for schools and colleges

 
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Resources

We also produce a range of resources for campaigns we lead on or take part in with other partners.

Preventing children and young people from formally entering the Youth Justice System is central to Lincolnshire's approach to tackling youth crime; with a strong emphasis on understanding the underlying causes of behaviour in order to achieve long term positive outcomes.

Lincolnshire Police and Lincolnshire Children Services have an overarching belief in utilising restorative principles within the Joint Diversionary Panel to underpin this aim. The panel in partnership seeks to ensure that children and young people are offered quality assessment and timely intervention and support to meet their individual needs. The duty to victims is embedded within the panel and seeks to ensure that it provides support to victims and create positive opportunities for restorative justice.

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Campaign details
 

LSCP and LSAB Christmas and New Year Online Safety Campaign 2021

The campaign will start on the Monday 20th December 2021 and run until Sunday 2nd January 2022.

Each year the LSCP runs an additional online safety campaign over the Christmas and New Year period. This year we are working in collaboration with the Lincolnshire Safeguarding Adults Board to also raise awareness of online safety for adults in our local community.

Private Fostering Awareness Campaign 2021

The campaign will run from the 17 to 23 July 2021.

Private Fostering Awareness is an important campaign, in that many people are unaware exactly what private fostering means. It is estimated that 10,000 children in England are privately fostered; however, many of these are unreported. The LSCP has chosen to undertake a private fostering awareness campaign as we understand the importance of raising awareness of what private fostering is and the resources that are available in Lincolnshire. 

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Child Safety Week 2021

This year’s Child Safety Week runs from Monday 7 June to Sunday 13 June 2021.

Serious accidents can have a huge impact on the lives of families but most are easy to avoid. This year the theme for National Child Safety Week is: "Share Because You Care"

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Safer sleep campaign 2021

This campaign will commence on Wednesday 26 May 2021 and run until Tuesday 1 June 2021. The campaign seeks to promote the LSCP's newly published multi-agency policy and procedure which promotes safer sleep principles for infants.

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LSCP self harm awareness campaign

The campaign will start on Wednesday 12 May and run until Wednesday 19 May 2021.

Self-harm can sometimes be misunderstood by adults working with or supporting children and young people. Unfortunately it can be viewed by some as "attention seeking behaviour" or that it is automatically indicative of an underlying mental health condition. This campaign seeks to assist all stakeholders to promote and/or access appropriate services. It also seeks to assist all stakeholders to recognise that self-harm is a behaviour.

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Safer Sleep for Infants Awareness week 2021

The LSCP is supporting the Lullaby trust safer sleep week to raise awareness for everyone looking after a young baby and those supporting parents. 'Safe Sleep for Infants week aims to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). This campaign will run from Sunday 14 March 2021 to Saturday 20 March 2021"

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Child Exploitation Communications Campaign 2021

The campaign will commence on the Sunday 14 March 2021 and run until Saturday 20 March 2021. National Child Exploitation (CE) Awareness day is on Thursday 18th March 2021. LSCP has a strategic priority for 2018 to 2021 to "Tackle Child Exploitation."

Safer Internet Day - an internet we trust: exploring reliability in the online world 2021

The campaign starts on Sunday 7 February until Saturday 13 February 2021. Safer Internet Day falls on Tuesday 9 February 2021.

Each year the LSCP supports the national Safer Internet Day Campaign. This year we are making use of national, recognisable resources that have been produced by the UK Safer Internet Centre.

This resource pack contains links to social media posts and supporting infographics. We would encourage you to make use of these across all social media platforms that are available to you.

The national pack also includes links to video's and other targeted resources. We also encourage partners to make use of the local resources that are available and listed below.

Objectives:

  • to raise the awareness of key messages relating to Safe Internet Use and the reliability of online information
  • to raise awareness of the resources available to support children, young people and families
  • to raise awareness of the resources available to support professionals working with children/young people

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If you have any enquiries please contact Zoe Walters, Audit and Policy Officer, Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership at Zoe.Walters@lincolnshire.gov.uk.

Safer feeding 2020

This year’s Safer Feeding campaign will run from Monday 29 June to Sunday 5th July 2020. This pack contains useful information and guidance for professionals, parents and carers.

Healthy relationships 2020

This campaign, running from 8 to 14 June 2020,  seeks to consider positive healthy relationships in the broadest contexts and situations where they occur, rather than the emphasis being placed upon sexual relationships. This campaign aims to provide links to practical sources of support to children, young people, parents, carers and professionals.

NSPCC

Following the Education Secretary’s announcement on 19 April, the Government is providing the NSPCC with funding to expand and promote their adult helpline in order to further protect children from harm during Covid-19 lockdown. The NSPCC helpline number is 0808 800 5000.

Self-harm awareness 2020

This campaign seeks to assist all stakeholders to promote and/or access appropriate services. It also seeks to assist all stakeholders to recognise that self-harm is a behaviour.

Suicide prevention

If you have taken part in any of our campaigns please take a few moments and give us your feedback.

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