Understand How To Safeguard The Wellbeing Of Children And Young People

There is much more to adeptty deviceguarding than just protect children from direct abuse. Any service that works with children and girlish plurality knows that they have a much wider state than simply protecting the children from neglect and abuse. An action jut was put in place by Her Majestys Government called the Stay Safe action plan, and it identifies a number of Copernican features in the wider view of safeguarding includingKeeping children safe from accidents nuisance and bullying This could be helping victims of crime and also helping those that hallow crime. This could also be witnesss that need support Bullying could be racially motivated, cyber, text. Making sure that children and parents are given the information to protect themselves squeeze marriagesMissing children This aims to develop an action plan to put the principles set break through in The Childrens Society recommendations into action, to initiate an early review of hint accommodation provision, to consider how local authorities can best translate safe places and breathing spaces for vernal runaways and revise the Missing from Home and sustainment guidance, in conjunction with the review of the Children Act 1989 regulations and guidance.Actively promoting their welfare in a healthy and safe environment The Staying Safe action plan states that it is important that everyone (parents, practitioners, government) work together to create the healthiest, safest environment possible for children and young people to access wherever they are, whether theyre at home, school/nursery, on public transport or just outside playing. It is everyones responsibility to create this safe environment so that all young people can achieve and are getting the best support possible.The Staying Safe consultation document set out three levels of safeguarding Universal safeguarding functional to keep all children and young people safe and create safe environments for all childrenTargeted safeguardin g Some groups of children are more at risk than others, and it is important to target policies and services to these groups, to help keep them safe from harm responsive safeguarding Unfortunately, no matter what we do, therewill always be roughly children and young people who suffer harm. We need to respond quickly and fitly when this happens supporting children and dealing with those who harm them.