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Child Sexual Abuse Resources Child Exploitation Resources Information on Neglect Further information for Children and Young People Signs of Safety News Contact Partnership Login HomeAboutPolicies & Procedures4.2 Flowchart 2: Immediate protection 4.2 Flowchart 2: Immediate protection < Previous Next > Training Policies Publications & Research Child Exploitation Resources Child Sexual Abuse Resources Information On Neglect 4.2 Flowchart 2: Immediate protection Multi-Agency Safeguarding Arrangements (MASA) NSCP Lead Roles Partnership Subgroups Organisational Structure Business Plan & Annual Review Staff Team Privacy Notice & Data Protection Cookie Policy Policies & Procedures Procedures Manual 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Underlying Policy, Principles and Values 1.3 Recognition of Significant Harm 1.4 Family Support Process and Forms (Previously Common Assessment Framework) 1.5 Assessment Framework 1.6 Statutory Framework (Appendix B – Working Together 2015) 1.7 Information Sharing and Confidentiality 1.8 GDPR Guidance & Notices 1.9 Norfolk Thresholds 2.1 Local Safeguarding Children Board – Role and Function 2.2 Agency Roles and Responsibilities 2.3 Voluntary Agencies and Sports, Cultural and Recreational Activities 3.1 Referrals 3.2 Sharing Relevant Information to Safeguard Children 3.3 Norfolk Local Assessment Protocol 3.4 Strategy Discussions 3.5 Child Protection Enquiries – Section 47 Children Act 1989 3.6 Initial Child Protection Conferences 3.7 Recording that a Child is the Subject of a Child Protection Plan 3.8 Transfer In Child Protection Conferences 3.9 Implementation of the Child Protection Plan – Lead Social Worker and Core Group Responsibilities 3.10 Child Protection Review Conferences 3.11 Video Interviews and Achieving Best Evidence 3.12 Protocol for undertaking dynamic joint assessments by Children’s Services Social Care Workers, Health Practitioners and Midwives 3.13 Child Protection Medical Examinations including injuries to non-mobile children 3.14 Managing Concerns about Children and Young People (C&YP) where there are Medical and/or Complex Health issues and Escalating Safeguarding Concerns 3.15 Framework to Support Multi-agency Working Together in Norfolk 3.16 Joint Agency Group Supervision Procedure 4.1 Flowchart 1: Action taken when a child is referred to local authority children’s social care services 4.2 Flowchart 2: Immediate protection 4.3 Flowchart 3: Action taken for an assessment of a child under the Children Act 1989 4.4 Flowchart 4: Action following a strategy discussion 4.5 Flowchart 5: What happens after the child protection conference, including the review? 4.6 Flowchart 6: Children returning home from care to their families 5.1 Abuse by Children and Young People who Display Sexually Harmful Behaviour 5.2 Abuse Linked to Spiritual and Religious Beliefs 5.3 Abuse of Disabled Children 5.4 Intimate Care Good Practice Guidelines 5.5 Allegations of Harm Arising from Under Age Sexual Activity 5.6 Bullying 5.7 Child Abuse and Information Communication Technology 5.8 Safeguarding Children and Young People from Child Sexual Exploitation: Policy, Procedures and Guidance 5.9 Complex (Organised or Multiple) Abuse 5.10 Fabricated or Induced Illness 5.11 Children and Young People who Misuse Substances 5.12 Children from Abroad (including Migrant Children and Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children 5.13 Children Living Away from Home (including Children and Families living in Temporary Accommodation) 5.14 Female Genital Mutilation 5.15 Forced Marriages and Honour Based Violence 5.16 Harm to Animals and Possible Implications for Children (IA Issues) 5.17 Safeguarding the Welfare of Norfolk Children and Young People in police custody and the secure estate 5.18 Pre-Birth Protocol 5.19 Guidance On Safeguarding Individuals Vulnerable To Radicalisation 5.20 Safeguarding Children and Young People Who May be Affected by Gang Activity 5.21 Self Harm 5.22 Children at risk of suicide 5.23 Neglect 5.24 Safeguarding Response to Obesity when Neglect is an Issue 5.25 Practice Guidance for the Effective Safeguarding of Children from Minority Ethnic, Cultural and Faith Communities, Groups and Families 5.26 Cross Border Child Protection Cases 5.27 Joint Protocol between Health Services & Schools in respect of the management of pupil absence from school when medical reasons are cited 6.1 Children Missing From Care and From Home 6.2 Children Missing from Education 6.3 Safeguarding Children and Young People who may have been Trafficked 6.4 Families who go Missing Where Safeguarding Concerns Exist 6.5 Children and Families Moving Across Boundaries 6.6 Safeguarding Foreign National Children Who Go Missing 7.1 Children At Risk Where A Parent/Carer Has a Learning Disability 7.2 Children At Risk Where A Parent Has A Mental Health Problem 7.3 Children of Parents who Misuse Substances 7.4 Domestic Violence and Abuse 7.5 Reluctant and Hostile Families 8.1 Safer Recruitment Guidance 8.2 Safer Working Practice, Supervision and Culture 8.3 Allegations Against Persons who Work/Volunteer with Children 9.1 Risks Posed by People with Convictions Against Children 9.2 Guidance On Offences Against Children 9.3 Children’s Visits to Special Hospitals/Psychiatric Units – Relevant Government Orders and Circulars 10.1 Complaints 10.2 Resolving Professional Disagreements 10.3 Raising Concerns At Work: Whistleblowing Guidance for Workers and Employers in Health and Social Care 11.1 Managing Child Deaths 11.2 Reviewing All Childhood Deaths 12.1 Learning and Improvement (Including Serious Case Reviews) The NSCP Learning Zone Enter Now Serious Case Reviews and Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews Full Reports Quick Links Partnership Login Site Map Information About People Working With Children Parents, Carers & The Community Children & Young People News Address Norfolk Safeguarding Children Partnership County Hall Martineau Lane Norwich Norfolk NR1 2DL Get in Touch For general matters call the NSCP Business Unit on 01603 223409. 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