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Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership

The Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership is independently chaired and consists of three key partners. In Birmingham the Local Authority, Birmingham & Solihull CCG and West Midlands Police share equal responsibility for developing and leading the partnership arrangements. For more information on our local arrangements and to download a copy of the Business Improvement Plan 2019/21 click here.

“Birmingham is a family friendly city where children will flourish, feel safe, listened to, learn and grow up, able to actively contribute to society.”

Worried about a child?

If you have any concerns about the safety and/or welfare of a child or young person telephone the Children's Advice & Support Service (CASS) on 0121 303 1888 or via secure email; This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For more information on email security click here.

Outside of normal office hours please call 0121 675 4806 for the Emergency Duty Team

For more information about making a referral and to access the Request for Support form - click here.

Current News  

‘Who’s in Charge?’ campaign launched aims to reduce child harm danger
To coincide with the easing of lockdown restrictions on Monday, 12 April, a hard-hitting video campaign is urging adults to remember to ask the critical question ‘Who’s in Charge?’ if they plan to drink alcohol while responsible for children.

Members of two households are allowed to have outdoor gatherings in parks and other public spaces such as bars, pubs and restaurants in England from today. While welcoming the benefits to physical and mental wellbeing, public health experts are urging adults to be responsible when drinking alcohol in a multi-generational group and maintain awareness of the safety of children in their care.

The campaign from the Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership and Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust was launched in response to increasing concerns that growing numbers of babies and children are at risk of serious harm because of the way some parents and carers consume alcohol – both at home and at outdoor gatherings.
It urges parents, and others with responsibility for children, to be aware of a range of potentially dangerous consequences of drinking alcohol while caring for children and to always have a ready answer to the question ‘’Who’s in Charge?’

For more information on the campaign and to watch the video click here.
Posted: 12.04.2021

 

Neglect Lead Manager - 12 month opportunity
Employer: Birmingham Children's Trust
Salary: £44,863 - £56,075
Closing Date: 16/04/2021 at 23:59
Reference: BCT/21/147589

This is an exciting opportunity to be actively involved in tackling Childhood Neglect in the city. The successful applicant will work with a Multi-Agency Operational Group helping to implement the Neglect Strategy. The work will focus on developing and piloting a new approach, incorporating existing good practice and proven assessment tools (Graded Care Profile 2) to enhance collaborative working in two localities embedding the new ways of working within the Early Help and Support locality model.

Click here for further information and to apply.
Posted: 07.04.2021

 

Team Around the School – a database of local Early Help resources
Birmingham Children’s Partnership has set up a new team of multi-agency professionals around every school.  Schools now have a named contact from localities, health, care and police to support them and the pupils they are most worried about.  Schools are alert to signs of difficulties at home, mental health needs, exploitation and safeguarding harms, we hope that the new team around the school will be useful for them to easily find help for pupils.

The first line of support for schools is their voluntary sector locality lead for early help.  However, they might also want advice on a case from mental health professionals, or to check on a pupil’s needs with an Educational Psychologist or share a concern about domestic abuse with the Police or Family Support.

The same Right Help, Right Time thresholds remain, and safeguarding concerns should be referred to the Children’s Advice and Support Service (CASS).  The database is in addition to the early help offer included in the ‘From Birmingham with Love’ package which is still available to all families in Birmingham and can help with food poverty, mental health, domestic violence, financial problems and bereavement.  Please continue to promote this offer to families.

Click here to access the database, which includes instructions on how to use it..
Posted: 08.03.2021

 

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