CACHE Endorsed - Managing Safeguarding

Completion of this course is recommended for all learners who are currently working in a management or supervisory role in an early years setting. It would also be appropriate for practitioners who work in a variety of childcare, play work and social care environments. Learn the details of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which considers how modern society believes a child ought to be treated and the various rights that safeguarding addresses.. Explore the list of rights that safeguarding encompasses, from the right to parental care and family life to the right of protection, love and affection.. Learn how these rights are equally appropriate for other vulnerable groups, including young people, and adults in residential care.. Understand some of the ways in which we can protect babies and toddlers, as outlined on the NSPCC website.. Get to grips with intervention procedures, and the need for good relationships with parents, as well as how the proper education and guidance of parents can help to reduce the likelihood of abuse.. Explore the practice guidance available for safeguarding disabled children.. Understand the need for communication between numerous agencies, and learn how to build and promote relationships between them.. Support safeguarding through the promotion, reflection, communication and evaluation process..