Vulnerable Children-Online Safeguarding Children Training

Many organisations across the UK are not recording or reporting their incidents correctly, especially when children and babies are involved.  It is important to make accurate records of incidents as soon as possible whilst you can still remember what happened. You must inform parents and carers especially when an incident involves a child or baby. The kind of information you should record: Casualty’s name Date and time of incident Incident location First aiders name What happened? What is the injury and where? What treatment was given? Was an ambulance called? Were there any witnesses? Any further action You can contact the Early Years Alliance – www.eyalliance.org.uk or www.pacey.org.uk for medication record books. Recording incidents Obviously all accidents should be reported to parents and carers, however serious accidents shall need reporting to organisations such as HSE, Ofsted, CCSW or the Care Inspectorate.  Ensure you understand your lo...

O ur study will focus on children, their vulnerability and the need for them to be protected in a range of community, care, education and other supported environments. Vulnerable children do not understand the meaning or implications of their vulnerability. Adults are physically stronger and have a far greater experience of life; as such, they are in a position of power. When an adult deliberately sets out to harm or abuse a child, he or she will use this power to persuade the child to act against his or her will. Adults therefore are easily able to harm or take advantage of children. Every one of us was once a child, and so from this personal experience, whether good or bad, can understand the importance of protecting children.  All children have the basic human right to be free from harm and to develop and grow up in a secure environment. Further details about Vulnerable Children - https://vimeo.com/346845350 Online Safeguarding Children Training   Many fac...