This course is available to all those working in a voluntary or paid capacity with children, young people and families, where criminal and sexual exploitation may be an issue.  The training will take place over 1.5 days and you are required to attend both dates to complete the training.

The pre-requisite for booking onto this training is completion of the SCP Level 1 Introduction to Safeguarding Children training.

Learning objectives for the course are as follows:

• To understand child sexual exploitation and the journey to date
• To understand Child Criminal Exploitation, identifying children and young people who are subjected to this as victims of abuse
• To understand signs, symptoms and vulnerabilities of child exploitation
• Understanding the grooming process for both CSE/CCE and the differences of the two, including county lines model
• Understand safeguarding mechanism in place to support CSE/CCE
• An introduction into contextualised safeguarding and the theory behind it
• A better understanding of Modern Day Slavery and Trafficking and how these are applied to Child Exploitation
• Introduce screening tools and assessment as required

If you have any queries or require any further information or assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact Emma Wragg – emma.wragg@nelincs.gov.uk

This course is available to all those working in a voluntary or paid capacity with children, young people and families, where criminal and sexual exploitation may be an issue.  The training will take place over 1.5 days and you are required to attend both dates to complete the training.

The pre-requisite for booking onto this training is completion of the SCP Level 1 Introduction to Safeguarding Children training.

Learning objectives for the course are as follows:

• To understand child sexual exploitation and the journey to date
• To understand Child Criminal Exploitation, identifying children and young people who are subjected to this as victims of abuse
• To understand signs, symptoms and vulnerabilities of child exploitation
• Understanding the grooming process for both CSE/CCE and the differences of the two, including county lines model
• Understand safeguarding mechanism in place to support CSE/CCE
• An introduction into contextualised safeguarding and the theory behind it
• A better understanding of Modern Day Slavery and Trafficking and how these are applied to Child Exploitation
• Introduce screening tools and assessment as required

If you have any queries or require any further information or assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact Emma Wragg – emma.wragg@nelincs.gov.uk

The following workshops are suitable for anyone working in a paid or voluntary capacity with children, young people and families.  The courses are as follows:

• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 1 – What is Domestic Abuse?
• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 2 – Practitioner Updates (this is also a stand-alone course to refresh your knowledge of local service provision in respect of domestic abuse)
• Coercive Control
• Domestic Abuse from a Child’s Perspective
• DASH and how to Assess Risk
• Domestic Abuse and Online Safety

There are options to attend training face to face at Grimsby Town Hall or to attend online courses via Zoom.  Booking onto the training is via Eventbrite and booking links are listed against each course and date below:

If you have any queries or require any further information, please contact Emma Wragg,  Learning and Development Advisor emma.wragg@nelincs.gov.uk

The following workshops are suitable for anyone working in a paid or voluntary capacity with children, young people and families.  The courses are as follows:

• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 1 – What is Domestic Abuse?
• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 2 – Practitioner Updates (this is also a stand-alone course to refresh your knowledge of local service provision in respect of domestic abuse)
• Coercive Control
• Domestic Abuse from a Child’s Perspective
• DASH and how to Assess Risk
• Domestic Abuse and Online Safety

There are options to attend training face to face at Grimsby Town Hall or to attend online courses via Zoom.  Booking onto the training is via Eventbrite and booking links are listed against each course and date below:

If you have any queries or require any further information, please contact Emma Wragg,  Learning and Development Advisor emma.wragg@nelincs.gov.uk

The following workshops are suitable for anyone working in a paid or voluntary capacity with children, young people and families.  The courses are as follows:

• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 1 – What is Domestic Abuse?
• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 2 – Practitioner Updates (this is also a stand-alone course to refresh your knowledge of local service provision in respect of domestic abuse)
• Coercive Control
• Domestic Abuse from a Child’s Perspective
• DASH and how to Assess Risk
• Domestic Abuse and Online Safety

There are options to attend training face to face at Grimsby Town Hall or to attend online courses via Zoom.  Booking onto the training is via Eventbrite and booking links are listed against each course and date below:

If you have any queries or require any further information, please contact Emma Wragg,  Learning and Development Advisor emma.wragg@nelincs.gov.uk

The following workshops are suitable for anyone working in a paid or voluntary capacity with children, young people and families.  The courses are as follows:

• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 1 – What is Domestic Abuse?
• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 2 – Practitioner Updates (this is also a stand-alone course to refresh your knowledge of local service provision in respect of domestic abuse)
• Coercive Control
• Domestic Abuse from a Child’s Perspective
• DASH and how to Assess Risk
• Domestic Abuse and Online Safety

There are options to attend training face to face at Grimsby Town Hall or to attend online courses via Zoom.  Booking onto the training is via Eventbrite and booking links are listed against each course and date below:

If you have any queries or require any further information, please contact Emma Wragg,  Learning and Development Advisor emma.wragg@nelincs.gov.uk

North East Lincolnshire Wellbeing Team have offered a limited number of fully funded places on the Mental Health First Aid Programme. The dates are:

May22 – Thursday 12^th & 19^th
July22   – Monday 4^th & 11^th
Sept22 – Tuesday 20^th & 27^th
Nov22   – Weds 9^th & Thurs 17^th

*Please note that both dates in each month must be attended for completion.

The sessions will take place at:
FOCUS
Heritage House
Fishermans Wharf
Grimsby
DN31 1SY

Places are very limited and will be given on a first come, first served basis and will be restricted to 1 place per organisation. To register your interest email Amy@nbforum.org.uk

Once confirmed Adam Johnston will send out the course registration link and programme/venue details.

The following workshops are suitable for anyone working in a paid or voluntary capacity with children, young people and families.  The courses are as follows:

• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 1 – What is Domestic Abuse?
• Domestic Abuse Awareness – Part 2 – Practitioner Updates (this is also a stand-alone course to refresh your knowledge of local service provision in respect of domestic abuse)
• Coercive Control
• Domestic Abuse from a Child’s Perspective
• DASH and how to Assess Risk
• Domestic Abuse and Online Safety

There are options to attend training face to face at Grimsby Town Hall or to attend online courses via Zoom.  Booking onto the training is via Eventbrite and booking links are listed against each course and date below:

If you have any queries or require any further information, please contact Emma Wragg,  Learning and Development Advisor emma.wragg@nelincs.gov.uk