Publications
Below are a list of publications which professionals and parents/carers alike might find useful.
- LSCB Mini Safeguarding guide (PDF see right)
- LSCB Newsletters: - Winter 2006, Winter 2007, Winter 2008, Summer 2009, Winter 2009 (PDF see right)
- Staysafe poster A3 (PDF see right)
- Staysafe poster A5 (PDF see right)
- Working Together to Safeguard Children: A guide to inter-agency working to safeguard and promote the welfare of children,2010(PDF see right)
- Children's Trusts: Improving Support for Schools. Improving the well-being of children and young people, through more effective children's services, 2009 (PDF see right)
- The Vetting and Barring Scheme Guidance, March 2010 (PDF see right)
- Positively Safe: a pracitical guide to safeguarding, 2009 (PDF see right)
- Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) - Factsheet from Government Equalities Office, 2010 (PDF see right)
- Accidents and Child Development- Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT), 2009 (PDF see right)
- Working in Partnership to Stop Sexual Exploitation, West Midlands Police, 2010 (PDF see right)
Further Information
Contact
Tel: 0121 788 4325 Email: lscb@solihull.gov.uk Solihull Local Safeguarding Children Board, The Bluebell Centre Chelmsley Wood, B37 5TNOnline Forms
- Solihull Local Safeguarding Children Board Training Form
- Solihull Local Safeguarding Children's Board - Contact Form
Attachments
- Working in Partnership to Stop Sexual Exploitation
- LSCB Newsletter - Winter 2009
- LSCB Newsletter - Summer 2009
- LSCB Newsletter - Winter 2008
- LSCB Newsletter Winter 2007
- Accidents and Child Development
- Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Factsheet from Government Equalities Office
- Positively safe
- The Vetting and Barring guidance
- Children's Trusts: Improving Support for Schools
- Working Together 2010
- LSCB Training Brochure 2010-2011
- Level 1 Training Courses
- Level 2 Training Courses
- Level 3 Training Courses
- SCR1/6/2004 Executive summary
- Model Child Protection Policy
- Sexually Abusive or Healthy Behaviour?
- Staysafe Poster - A5
- Staysafe Poster - A3
- LSCB Newsletter - Winter 2006
- LSCB Mini Safeguarding guide
- Private Fostering - Professionals Guide
How to report a concern about a child or young person
Children and young people are the most vulnerable members of society and protecting them from becoming the victims of abuse is everyone's responsibility. Report a concern.
