All upcoming webinars are listed below in the blue drop down menus
The KBSP Webinar Series webinars are safeguarding taster sessions that take place over video call. These sessions are available to everyone. There is no need to book a place and they are free to attend. At the time of the webinar, click on the Zoom link at the day/time of the event to join the call.
Date: Tuesday 24th March 2022
Time: 10am- 11:30am
Platform: Zoom
Access: https://zoom.us/j/99832212581
These sessions are either regional events hosted in part by the KBSP or sessions provided by partner agency providers.
Date: 16th March 2022
Time: 10am- 12pm
Cost: Free
Platform: Microsoft teams
Register: https://bit.ly/AvonSomersetmodernslavery
Dates and times:
Thursday 24th February 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 24th March 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 21st April 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 19th May 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 16th June 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 21st July 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 18th August 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 15th September 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Thursday 20th October 2022 (10 – 11.30am)
Presenter: Gam Care
Description: This free CPD accredited webinar explores harms to young people and adults caused by problem gambling and gaming, and routes into support and treatment. This workshop aims to help make these harms more identifiable for practitioners working with young people and adults in both generic and gender specific services
Cost: Free
Platform used: Microsoft teams
Registration: Contact lindseyannetaylor@recovery4all.co.uk
Dates and times:
Thursday 3rd February 2022 (2pm- 3:30pm)
Thursday 10th February 2022 (2pm- 3:30pm)
Tuesday 1st March 2022 (11am- 12:30pm)
Wednesday 2nd March 2022 (10am- 11:30am)
Thursday 10th March 2022 (10am- 11:30am)
Presenter: Gam Care
Description: This free CPD accredited webinar will look at signs of problematic gambling for women predominately, as often women don’t talk about gambling, we discuss those most at risk and affected, how others are affected by problematic gambling by someone else in the home and we also give you signposting to all our free services.
Please note these sessions are for 8 delegates per session and get booked fairly quickly.
Cost: Free
Platform used: Zoom
Registration: Contact Clare.Leakey@gamcare.org.uk
We have added recordings of the previous webinars in case you missed the live event or if you want to view the session again or share with your colleagues.
Recorded on: Wednesday 26th January 2022 between 11am - 12pm
Presenters: Jayne MacIver and Fiona Townsend, Early Years Enhanced Provision
This webinar highlights the importance of professionals working together to maintain a focus on the needs and experiences of very young children, especially those in vulnerable families.
It gives professionals an understanding and overview of safeguarding for very young children, as well providing information on the key messages to be given to parents to protect non mobile babies. Professionals working with non-mobile babies will have an understanding and the ability to spot signs of abuse in babies & very young children. It also provides additional guidance, useful links and support service information
16 days of Activism of Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)
Recorded: Monday 6th December 2021 between 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Presenters: Jayne Whittlestone and Charlotte Chappell from Next Link
Description:
Recorded: Monday 18th October 2021
Presenter(s): Leanne Ellaway, Social Work Lead and Jools Granville
Description: This webinar aims to offer understanding surrounding the role of the perinatal mental health team, why the team exists and how to refer. It also offers insight into interventions, how to increase awareness of risk factors and 'red flags' and how to identify good practice as well as what to avoid.
This webinar will also offer opportunity to listen to someone with lived experience.
Recorded: Tuesday 5th October 2021
Presenter(s): Calum Paton, Education Inclusion Manager, Bristol City Council
Description: This webinar is designed to inform and educate professionals working in the local Bristol area on how to work with young men and boys experiencing extra-familial harm. The webinar aims to provide an understanding of contextual safeguarding and the range of extra-familial harm that young men and boys experience in Bristol. The webinar also aims to detail examples of the appropriate interventions that are undertaken to support and safeguard them.
Presentation slides and recording coming soon.
Recorded: Tuesday 7th September 2021
Presenter(s): Sabeena Pirooz, Director of the Sky Project – a charity that is actively working to reduce the number of forced marriage cases in and around Bristol and the South West and DCI Larisa Hunt, the police lead for Honour Based Abuse and Forced Marriage from Avon and Somerset Constabulary.
An understanding of what Honour Based Abuse is and the signs to look for. A chance for professionals to understand the complexity and risk of Honour Based Abuse cases, know what to do and what not to do and helpful tips for safeguarding victims and families. A chance also to learn about misconceptions around forced marriage including the difference between an arranged marriage and a forced marriage, learn how to safeguard in these cases, understand the law and the benefit of Forced Marriage Protection Orders.
Recorded: Tuesday 3rd August 2021
Presenter: Michele Winter, Independent Social Worker, Trainer & SAR Reviewer
What is self-neglect and how does it affect? Looking at how to recognise self neglect and what the indicators might be. Thinking about what might be the causes and ways of working with individuals who self-neglect.
Recorded on 19th July 2021
Presented by Michele Winter - Independent Social Worker, Trainer & SAR Reviewer
An overview of what Hate Crime is, how it impacts individuals and models of interventions around how to tackle Hate Crime in your community and which Bristol based services can provide help and other resources.
Recorded on 6th July 2021
Presented by Jo Ritchie, Advanced Social Worker - CSE and Rachel Hayhow, Advanced Social Worker - Practice Development.
An understanding of CSE, the language we use and how we can actively support children and young people affected by CSE with the use of accurate terminology.
Presentation slides unavailable
Recorded on 6th July 2021
Presented by Dr Michelle Cutland
An overview of the evidence and research around disclosures of CSA by children and young people as well as providing practical advice on how to respond and receive disclosures from children and young people in a range of settings.
This will be of use to any frontline practitioner in education, health, social care, police and voluntary sector organisations.
Recorded on 12th May 2021
Presented by Jo Ritchie, CSE Advanced Social Worker at Bristol City Council
''The warning signs were all there but no one noticed'' - Recognising and Responding to Child Sexual Exploitation.
Access to all recorded previous years' webinars on the Webinar Archive page.
