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Allegation Management: The Role of the LADO |
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| Event code | MA 22/028 |
| Event description | This session has been developed for managers and designated practitioners working across the children and young people's workforce in Kent. It will identify the relevant procedures that should be used in respect of all cases in connection with the persons employment, or voluntary activity where it is alleged that a person who works with children and young people has: - behaved in a way that has harmed a child or young person, or may have harmed a child or young person - possibly committed a criminal offence against or related to a child or young person - behaved towards a child or young person in a way that indicates they may pose a risk of harm to children and young people - behaved in a way that indicates they may not be suitable to work with children (including transfer of risk and risk by association). |
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| Subject areas | Safeguarding Children (Multi-Agency) |
| Target audience |
Children and Families Multi Agency Workforce
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| Venue |
Microsoft Teams, use own computer, XXXX XXX
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| Training Provider | Kent Safeguarding Children Multi-agency Partnership (KSCMP) |
| Admin contact | Catherine Hampson (catherine.hampson@kent.gov.uk) |
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| Part of SLA? | No |
| Kent LA cost | £0.00
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| Other LA/Academy cost | £0.00
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| Independent/PVI cost | £0.00
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| Number of credits | 0 |
| Funding information | This event is free to attend. |
| Start date | Monday 27 June 2022 |
| Times | 10am-12pm |
| Number of sessions | 1 |