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Hello Community Early Help Partner,
Thank you to everyone who attended the Community Early Help Partnership meeting on 6 June 2024, and Conor Boyle Deputy Principle for hosting us at Oasis Academy South Bank.
Thank you to all our guest presenters: Virginia Bradney, Maxine Whittaker, Lian Pitt, Lyndsey Phillips and Christian D'Ippolito
Youth Justice Service
Virginia and Maxine presented and introduced the Prevention and Diversion services part of the Youth Justice Service offer.
If you would like to refer to a young person to engage with a Youth Worker please contact the Diversion team on 0207 926 9486.
If you would like to make a referral to the Prevention Service please complete the referral form and return to the Prevention Team.
Not sure and want to talk to a member of the Youth Justice Service? Email or call the Youth Justice Duty Service or call 020 7926 2644.
Lambeth Early Years and Parenting Service
Lian presented and introduced the Early Years and Parenting Service. The service offers free in person and online parenting courses suitable for all parents and carers of children 0 -18 years. If you would like to more information please visit the website or email the parenting team.
Steel Warriors
Lyndsey and Christian presented and introduced Steel Warriors, whose vision is to help build a nation where young lives are built on steel, not destroyed by it. They are currently developing a targeted intervention programme for young people, which will focus on goal setting and discipline inherent in calisthenics. For more information contact Lyndsey or Christian.
Lambeth HAF Summer Programme
Lambeth HAF summer programme’s website is now live! The programme runs from 29 July to 30 August, and it offers healthy food, free activities and lots more to children and young people on benefits-related free school meals, aged 4-16. Learn more about the programme on the website or contact Vicki.
The Lambeth Neglect Strategy and Toolkit
Recognising the signs and symptoms of neglect at the earliest opportunity is a priority for Lambeth Children’s Social Care. The aim of the Neglect Strategy and Toolkit is to ensure that practitioners and partner agencies are supported to have the awareness and tools in order to effectively assess the impact of neglect for children and young people.
To support with this aim, Lambeth Children’s Social Care are requesting that any referrals made where neglect concerns are raised for a child now include a completed Neglect Toolkit. Further information and guidance regarding the Lambeth Neglect Strategy and Toolkit can be found on the Lambeth Safeguarding Children Partnership website, where the editable Neglect Toolkit document can be downloaded and sent with any relevant children’s social care safeguarding referrals.
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