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    Hi there,

    I have put together a safeguarding folder can anyone advise what sort of stuff should go in there?
    So far I have
    Child referal flow chart
    Key contact numbers (LADO etc)
    L.A Procedures and guidance
    Staff disclosure forms (for assistants)
    Safeguarding certs (me and assistants)
    DBS me,assistants and hubbie

    But not sure if things like Prevent cert,first aid safeguarding policy -all of which are either in CPD folder or policy and procedure folder.


    Hope this make sense


    Thanks in advance x x

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    Have you looked at your local authority's LCSB website. They often have lots of useful information, plus information that is specific to your authority.
    Off the top of my head I can think of safeguarding cue card, domestic abuse cue card, safeguarding toolkit, link to safeguarding procedures, injury to immobile baby leaflet, step up , etc - but these are all produced by my local authority.

 

 

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